Price  Twenty-Five  Cents. 


BROADWAY 

1851. 


sprinted  from  Eoggett's  New    York  City 
Street  Directory,  for  1851.) 


NEW  YORK: 
W.  WORDEN,  No.  619  Broadway, 
(Room  20). 
1878. 


)Vright  &  Schondelmeier,  Printers,  419  Broadway,  N.  Y. 


Ex  CtbrtB 


SEYMOUR  DURST 

PREFACE. 


Were  it  not  for  occupying  too  much  time  and  space,  it  w<ou](j 
be  interesting  to  take  our  readers  in  imagination  to  the  Batt  ^ 
and  thence  up  Broadway,  tracing  in  our  progress  the  changes  made 
in  these  27  years,  noting  both  the  ancient  landmarks  that 
remain,  as  well  as  those  familiar  names  which  have  disappcartM] 
from  lower  B'way,  only  to  reappear  farther  up  in  more  commo(|ioUf. 
and  elegant  quarters.  The  stirring  events  which  have  taken  piace 
during  the  past  quarter  of  a  century,  have  wrought  more  ch  ar,(,et; 
in  our  great  metropolitan  street  than  have  ever  occurred  bef  ore  jn 
the  same  period  of  time.  In  fact  it  can  only  be  likened  to  L  ^&\e\. 
doscope,  constantly  presenting  new  views,  each  one  hano?gomer 
than  the  preceding.  We  present  a  few  of  the  most  proiliment 
points,  trusting  that  this  brief  sketch  will  lead  to  many  ho  urs  0f 
pleasant  research,  which  will  be  greatly  facilitated  by  rememi  )ermg 
that  the  numbers  have  not  materially  changed  in  the  meantim  „ 

No.  1  given  herein  as  "  The  Washington1'  is  still  known  as  tjie 
Washington  Hotel.  Where  now  is  Adams  Express  Co.  No.  59. 
then  occupied  by  two  drygoods  houses.  P.  Harmony's  NepliewH 
&  Co.  appear  now,  as  then,  at  63.  The  Empire  Bldg,  71  &  73.  novv 
divided  into  offices,  was  then  occupied  by  C.  W.  &  J.  T.  Moc)re  & 
Co.,  Chittenden,  Bliss  &  Co.  and  J.  R.  Jaffray  <fc  Sons,  all  fan-^^. 
names  in  the  drygoods  business.  Trinity  Church  still  looms  i  ,p  at 
the  head  of  Wall  street.  At  106  is  the  name  of  the  New  York  Ljfe 
Ins.  Co.,  Morris  Franklin,  Pres't;  they  still  appear  on  B'wa  y  at 
346.  Ill,  Trinity  Bldg,  now  containing  more  parties  than  ma-^e  Up 
many  a  large  village,  was  then  occupied  by  Wight's  Hotel,  Pt  latiah 
Wight,  prop'r;  Mortimer  Smith,  painter,  and  W.  H.  Mi'cnae]s 
trunks.  The  present  extensive  Equitable  Bldg,  was  then  oc  CUpjed 
at  120  by  a  confectionery  store,  at  122  by  a  silk  firm  and  a  dr  y<r0ods 
house,  and  124  by  a  drygoods  firm.  John  Milhan,  drugs,  a  t  133  \a 
still  continued  by  J.  Milhan's  Sons.  The  lofty  Western.  XTtiion 
Bldg  was  then  occupied  by  the  Franklin  House,  J.  P.  Tre  adwell. 
prop'r,  and  Edward  Phalon,  barber.  D.  Appleton  &  Co.  ap  ,pear  at 
200,  since  then  have  been  at  346  &  449  B'way,  then  to  93  Grand, 
thence  to  549  B'way.  The  Evening  Post  Bldg  was  then  occu  ^[e^  by 

(See  Mpage  of  cover.) 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


{Reprinted  from  Doggett's  New  York  City 
Street  Directory,  for  1851.) 


NOTE. 

A  *  affixed  to  a  name  signifies  that  the  person  is  a  member 
of  the  preceding  firm. 


1  The  Washington 
Jonas  Bartlett,  hotel 

2  Siff  ken  &  Ironside,  mere. 
*F.  E.  Siffken 

*G.  B.  Ironside 

3  &  5  Atlantic  Hotel 
W.  C.  Anderson,  hotel 

4  Newbold  &  Cruft,  mere. 
♦Cleayton  Newbold 
*W.  S.  Cruft 
*William  DeGroot 

6  Jacob  Kowe,  com.  mer. 

J.  B.  Lasala  &  Nephew,  com. 

mers. 
*R.  E.  Lasala 

R.  Beman  &  Co.  composition 
roofing 

Spencer,  Quackenbos  &  Co. 
(refused) 

7  A.  S.  Baldwin,  boarding 

8  Mix  &  Tripp,  boarding 
♦Mary  Mix 

♦Sarah  Tripp 

9  &  10  Atlantic  Garden 
A.  W.  Winane,  grocer 
Frost  &  Convers,  com.  mers. 


*C.  L.  Frost 
*W.  P.  Convers 
LEWIS  S.  MORRIS,  com. 
mer. 

Clark  Wooster,  axes 
*A.  G.  Weed 

11  (refused)  exchange 

J.  W.  Greene,  drugs 

12  Schulz  &  Bleidorn,  bankers 
*F.  G.  Schulz 

*Lewis  Bleidorn 

Henry  Bleidorn.  com.  mer. 

13  Harriet  Barker,  boarding 

14  J.  P.  Van  Rossum,  wines 

15  L  P  Barre 

16  a'lONZO  V.  JONES,  grocer 
Medical  Dept.  TJ.  S.  Army 
T.  G.  Mower,  surgeon 

17  O.  R.  Burnham 

W.  W.  Burnham 

18  W.K.Warford,  bond'dwareh. 

19  O.  R.  Burnham  &  Son,  shawls 
*W.  W.  Burnham 

24  S.  L.  Worth,  coal 
George  Detmer,  segars 
Thomas  Mahan,  periodicals 


QVl  in 


DO  )(  5  5 


2 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


21,  23,  25,  &  27  DELMONICO'S 
HOTEL 
LORENZO  DELMONICO, 
hotel. 

Here  Morris  Street  intersects. 

28  Hewitt,  Lees  &  Co.  com. 

mers. 
*James  Hewitt 
♦James  Lees 
♦M.  O.  H.  Norton 
*J.  M  Wisdom 
Crocker  &  Warren,  mers. 
♦E.  B.  Crocker 
♦George  Warren 
Robinson  &  Weir,  com.  mers. 
♦James  Robinson 
♦S.  E.  Weir 

Jonn  Carrol,  city  weigher. 

29  Ann  Town  send,  boarding 

30  Henry  Dahm,  shoemaker 
J.  H.  Giftin,  barber 

31  David  Clarkson 

32  Earnest  Fiedler,  importer 

33  Elizabeth  Clarkson 

34  BEERS  &  BOGART,  im- 

porters 
♦H.  J.  Beers 
♦P.  L.  Bogart 

New    Orleans,    Havana  & 

Chagres  line 
J.  Howard  &  Son,  steamers 
♦J.  T.  Howard 

35  Eleanor  Williamson,  board- 

ing 

36  Lyman  Sears  &  Co.  shoes 
♦Hiram  Sears 

Morley,  Hyde  &  Co.,  dry 

goods 
♦Isaac  Morley,  jr. 
♦Edwin  Hyde 
♦James  Moore 
John  Burnside  &  Co. 
John  Reid  &  Co. 
W.  S.  Toole,  com.  mer. 

37  Hotel  Francais  Espagnol 
Madam  Mondon,  hotel 

38  X.  M.  Schmid  &  Co.  wines 
♦Othmar  Otto 

Isler  &  Otto,  straw  goods  . 
♦Aloys  Isler 
♦Othmar  Otto 

Brit.  &  N.  A.  Steamship  Co. 
Edward  Cunard,  jr.  steam's 


W.  C.  H.  Waddell 

W.  D.  McCarty,  auctioneer 

G.  M.  Knevitt,  agent 

W.  Newcomb,  jr. 

J.  D.  Clute 

Henry  Subilia 
39  Perkins,  Warren  &  Co.  dry 
goods 

♦Dennis  Perkins 

♦W.  E.  Warren 

♦M.  C.  Brooks 

♦Geortre  White 

Dennis  Perkins  &  Co. 

♦M.  C.  Brooks 

♦George  White 

Wanzer,  Minor  &  Co.  cloth'g 

♦Moses  Wanzer 

♦H.  J.  Minor 

♦Archibald  Young 

S.  N.  Davis  &  Co.  (refused) 
com.  mers. 

G.  II.  Kelsey 
>  40  P.  Chouteau  jr.  &  Co.  mers. 

♦J.  F.  A.  Sanford 
I  41  Stone  &  Starr,  dry  goods 

♦L.  P.  Stone 

♦Egbert  Starr 

Lawrence  Stone  &  Co.  dry 

goods 
♦Samuel  Lawrence 
*W.  W.  Stone 
♦H.  T.  Jenkins 
♦Jarvis  Slade 

42  Noel  &  De  Courcy,  looking 

glasses 
♦C.  N.  Noel 
♦Henry  De  Courcy 

43  Woodburys.  Hope  &  Gray- 

don,  dry  goods 
♦Dwight  Woodbury 
♦J.  P.  Woodbury 
♦John  Hope 
♦William  Graydon 
Burt  Brothers  &  Co.  shoes 
♦E.  C.  Burt 
♦J.~W.  Burt 
♦W.  G.  Rule 

44  George  McBride  jr.  com.  mer. 
Samuel  Sloan 

Robert  Usher  jr.  tobacco 

45  Greenway,  Brother  &  Co., 

dry  goods 
♦E.  M.  Greenway 
♦W.  W.  T.  Greenway 
♦  J.  H.  Greenway 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


3 


*Francis  Harral 

♦Draper,  Clark  &  Co.  straw 

goods 
*C.  T.  Draper 
*D.  P.  Clark 
*W.  C.  Draper 
*M.  P.  Clark 

46  Kent,    Atwood  &  Farmer, 

straw  goods 
♦Edward  Kent 
♦Charles  Atwood  jr. 
*W.  G.  Farmer 
Fuller's  gymnasium 

47  Tweedy,  "Moulton  &  Plimp- 

ton, dry  goods 

♦O.  B.  Tweedy 

*R.  G.  Moulton 

*J.  G.  Plimpton 

Davenport  &  Gardner,  cloth- 
ing 

*H  R.  Davenport 
♦William  Gardner 
Bad  nail  Brothers  (refused) 
importers 

48  Irroy's  champaign  depot 
W.  L.  Branch,  cabinet  ware 
R.  C.  Andrus,  chairs 

49  Norton.  Butler  &  Hoyt,  hard- 

ware 
*C.  H.  Norton 
♦J.  R.  Butler 
♦W.  J.  Hoyt 

James  Sheldon,  Andreae  & 

Co.  silks 
♦Bernard  Andreae 
♦Otto  Andreae 
J.  B.  Wilson,  lawyer 
John  C.  Rhiner,  straw  goods 
E.  T.  Butler,  fancy  goods 

50  HARNDEN  &  CO.  com.  mers 
Ocean  steam  Nav.  Co. 
Moller  &  Sand.  com.  mers. 
*N.  D.  C.  Moller 

♦C.  H.  Sand 

51  Edward  Lambert  &  Co.  fan- 

cy goods 

*W.  H.  Major 
52,  54  &  56  U.  S.  bonded  wareh. 

Newton  Hayes,  storekeeper 
56  Office  Ptorek'per  of  the  Port, 

A.  J.  Hamilton,  storekeeper 

Here  Exchange  Place  intersects. 
53  N.Y.  &  Havre  Steam  Nav.  Co. 


Mortimer  Livingston,  agt. 
F.  H.  Chichester,  tailor 
George  Piatt,  decorator 
55  (unoccupied) 

58  (unoccupied) 

59  Freeland,  Stuart  &  Co.drygds 
♦James  Freeland 

♦J.  M.  Stuart 

♦John  Frisbie 

♦John  Freeland 

♦Robert  Squires 

R.  &  I).  M.  Stebbins  &  Co. 
dry good 8 

*  Nathan  Brown 

♦Rufus  Hoyt 
j  60  BOSTWICK&STAPLETON 
hats,  caps,  furs  &  strawgds 

♦O.  N.  Bostwick 

♦Edward  Stapleton 
!  61  James  Harvey,  barber 

63  Judson's  Hotel 

Curtis  Judson  &  Co.  hotel 
♦Frederick  Oakes,  jr. 
W.  B.  Deforest,  physician 
j  63 >a  P-  Harmony's  Nephews  & 
Co.  merchants 

64  Thomas  Walker,  saddler 
OFFICE  GREENWOOD  CE- 
METERY,   J.  A.  Perry, 
secretary 

Richard  LJpjohn.  architect 
• .  D.  C.  Hvde  &  Co.  fancygoods 

♦J.  S.  Hyde 
!  65  Jane  Plummer,  boarding 
66  Starling,  dishing  &  Baldwin, 
shoes 

♦Lyne  Starling 

♦G.  W.  B.  Cushing 

♦J.  E.  Baldwin 
[  68  Lee  &  Case,  drygoods 

♦W.  H.  Lee 

♦W.  E.  Case 

John  Munroe  &  Co. 

Munroe.  Osborn  &  Co. 

J.  A.  Osborn 

J.  R.  Pitkin,  agent 

S.  W.  Judson,  lawyer 

J.  J  Watson 

Winckler  &  Co.  com.  mers. 
Eliza  Bntler,  (col'd) 

69  H.  E.  Dibblee  &  Co.  silkgds. 
♦R.  W.  Clark 

♦F.  E.  Dibblee 
♦A.  G.  Bickford 

70  Avery,  Hilliard  &  Co.  drygds 


4 


BROADWAY  IN  L851. 


♦Alfred  Avery 
♦Richard  Hilliard 
♦W.  H.  Hayes 

BO  UK  It Y,  D'lVERNOIS  & 

CO.  dry  good  8 
71  C.  W.  <fe  J.  T.  Moore  &  Co. 

dry good s 
♦W.  M.  Robbins 
Levi  Cook  &  Co.  fancygoods 
♦Moses  Cook 
♦George  Chapman 
♦James  Pike 

Richard  McKensie,  saddler 

Chittenden,  Bliss&Co.drygds 

♦S.  B.  Chittenden 

♦George  Bliss 

*H.  A.  Chittenden 

♦C.  G.  Landon 

J.  R.  Jaft'ray  &  Sons,  drygds 

♦E.  S.  Jaffray 

♦A.  W.  Jaffray 

♦R.  W.  Jaflray 

Here  Rector  Street  intersects. 

74  Eno,  Mahony  &  Co.  (refused/ 
drygoods 
Rogers,  Ketchum  &  Grosve- 

nor.  machinists 
♦Thomas  Rogers 
♦Morris  Ketch □  in 
♦Jasper  Grosvenor 
W.  P.  Walker,  merchant 
Edward  Curtis,  lawyer 
S.  B.  Ruggles.  lawyer 
H.  J.  Ruggles.  lawyer 
W.  R.  Nevins,  lawyer 
Daniel  Richards,  merchant 
J.  R.  Robbins  &  Co.  brokers 
Atlantic  Dock  Co  W.  H.  Im- 
lay,  pres.  Henry  Alexan- 
der, jr.  secy.  &  treas. 
Am.  Atlantic  &  Pacific  Ship 
Canal  Co.  Cornelius  Van- 
derbilt,  pres.  I.  C.  Lea,  sec. 
J.  S.  York,  lawyer 
D.  W.  Beadle,  lawyer 
Johnson,  Waters  &  Edwards, 

lawyers 
♦W.  Saml.  Johnson 
♦G.  G.  Waters 
♦Jonathan  Edwards 
William  Remsen  sen.  lawyer 
H.  R.  Remsen 
W.  G.  Stewart,  consul 


W.  P.  Williams,  coal 

W.  D.  Fraser,  engineer 

C.  Kelsey 
75   !<>  109  Trinity  Church 

churchyard 
78  J.  D.  Holbrook,  auction 

Treverton  Railroad  Co. 

Zerb's  Run  Coal  Co. 

J.  S.  Wycoff 

B.  11.  Howell 

Sanfords,  Porter  &  Striker, 
lawyers 

♦Edward  Sanford 

♦Mortimer  Porter 

♦J.  S.  Sanford 

♦G.  H.  Striker,  jr. 

G.  H.  Striker,  com.  deeds 

Panama  R.  R.  Co. 

G.  W.  Spies,  secy. 

L.  S.  Thomas,  lawyer 

E.  P.  Barrow,  lawyer 
80  Maurice  Cheesman    &  Co. 
umbrellas 

Robert  Schoyer.  shipping 

J.  W.  Mulholland,  broker 

William  M' Don  aid,  ageni 
82  William  Charpentier,  shirts 

Gaston  Mathieu,  watchmakr. 

Augustus  Cavanna.  barber 
84  Kefi' Francis 

Guinand  &  Becker,  tailors 

♦Francis  Guinand 

♦Joseph  Becker 

Milton  St.  John,  tailor 

Hannah  Vanness,  boarding 
86  John  Cattnach,  sole  leather 
trunks,  carpet  bags,  &e. 

Kinsley  &  Co.  express 

♦R.  B.  Kinsley 

♦E.  S.  Sanford 

♦S.  M.  Shoemaker 

Edward  Monro,  express 

Here  Wall  Street  intersects. 

88  Conrad    Wagner    &  Dan'l 
Ploch,  shoemakers 
American  Express  Co.  Henry 
WTells  pres.  Johnson  Liv- 
ingston, N.  Y.  manager 
90  William  Roller,  shoemaker 

John  Maniort,  barber 
92  J.  H.  Cooke,  furniture 

Frederick  Gibbins,  barber 
94  J.  W.  Brown,  auctioneer 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


5 


Jotham  Clark,  furniture 
98  JOHN  GREACEN,  jr.  india- 
rubber 

Wilkesbarre  Coal  Co.  Walter 
Mead  pres.  Mahlon  Buck- 
man  secy. 
N.C.  Jaquith,  daguerreotyp's 
J.  B.  Nones,  notary 
B.  P.  Lee,  dolls 
Isaac  H.  Cockefair,  police 
H.  Shepard,  agent 
100  George  Bridge,  merchant 
102  Bennet  &  Burling,  wines 
♦E.  G.  Bennet 
♦W.  J.  Burling 
John  Strahan  &  Co.  silks 
Bouck  Bro.  &  Co.  fancygds. 
*C.  W.  Bouck 
*J.  W.  Bouck 
*G.  S.  Mann 

Scott  &  McKinney,  brushes 
104  Goodyear    metallic  india 
rubber  Co.  F.  M.  RAY, 
agent 

New  England  car  Co.  F.  M. 

RAY.  agent 
ISAAC  BLOCK,  strawgds. 

ribbons,  feathers,  flowers 

and  all  kinds  of  millinery 

articles 

106  John  Anderson  &  Co.  tabac. 
NEW  YORK  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE CO. 
Morris  Franklin,  pres. 
Pliny  Freeman,  actuary 
W.  P.  Powers,  lawyer 
W.  E.  Curtis,  lawyer 
Jordan  &  Clark,  lawyers 
*A.  L.  Jordan 
♦Edward  Clark 
George  Wood,  lawyer 
L.  B.  Woodruff,  lawyer 
Richard  Goodman,  lawyer 
J.  W.  Savage,  lawyer 
E.  J.  Leete,  lawyer 
H.  W.  Genet,  lawyer 
Frederick  Diaper,  architect 
C.  A.  May,  lawyer 
L.  N.  Glover,  lawyer 
A.  S.  Garr,  lawyer 
George  Mag  wire,  daguerrtps 

108  MANHATTAN    LIFE  IN- 
SURANCE CO. 
A.  A.  Alvord,  pres. 
C.  Y.  Wemple,  sec. 


110  RUSHTON,  CLARK  &  CO. 

druggists 
*W.  L.  Rushton 
♦George  Clark 
♦William  Hegeman 
Tremont  Temp'rance  House 
Henry  Waterman,  jr.  hotel 

111  Mortimer  Smith,  painter 
Wight's  Hotel 
Pelatiah  Wight,  hotel 
W.  H.  Michaels,  trunks 

Here  Thomas  Street  Intersects. 

112  &  114  Bowen  &  M'Namee, 

silk  goods 
♦H.  C.  Bowen 
♦Theodore  M'Namee 
♦S.  P.  Holmes 
♦H.  L.  Stone 

113  Baldwin.  Dibblee  &  Work, 

drvgoods 
♦J.  W.  Baldwin 
♦E.  R.  Dibblee" 
♦J.  C.  Work 

J.  T.  Martin  &  Bros,  elothg. 

♦W.  K.  Martin 

♦C.  G.  Martin 
115  Hopkins, Allen  &  Co.  d  ygds 

♦Lucius  Hopkins 

♦John  Allen 

♦William  Allen 

♦James  M'Lane 

Trowbridge,  Dwight  &  Co. 
clothing 

♦E.  L.  Trowbridge 

♦A.  T.  Dwight 

♦A.  H.  Trowbridge 
lit)  G.  H.  Swords,  hardware 

S.  W.  Anderson 

117  Clark  &  Work,  silks 
♦Ralph  Clark 
♦Frank  Work 

Ralph  Clark  &  Co.  (refused) 
Samuel  Cochran  &  Co.  laces 
♦C.  P.  Cochran 
♦Thomas  Cochran 
♦William  Barbour 

118  Coburn  &  Wolven,  coopers 
♦John  Coburn 

♦J.  P.  Wolven 

Charles  Lehman  &  Co.  auc. 

♦David  Parks 

GILBERT  &  SECOR,  arch- 
itects 


6 


BROADWAY  IN  L851. 


*J.  S.  Gilbert 
*Zeno  Secor 

119  Henrys,  Smith  &  Townsend 

dry  goods 
*J.  j.  Henry 
*T.  U.  Smith 
*\V.  H.  Townsend 
♦Philip  Henry,  jr. 
Gustavus  Hessenberg  &  Co. 

(refused)  drygoods 

120  E.  T.  Preudhomme,  confec. 
122  L.  H.  Moore  &  Co.  silks 

♦Antony  Boynton 
♦Joseph  Boynton 
S.  T.  Kellosg,  drygoods 
124  Henry  Shelden  &  Co.  dygds  : 
*  Nelson  Clements 
♦E.  A.  Shelden 

Bert  Cedar  Street  intersects. 

126  William  Smith,  fruits 

128  Clapp  Kent  &  Beckley,  dygs  j 

♦Wellington  Clapp 

♦William  Kent 

*S.  M.  Beckley 
130  Dickson  &  Manny,  tailors 

♦J.  R.  Dickson 

♦E.  A.  Manny 

North  American  Land  and 
Emigration  Co. 

Thomas  Rawlings.  r'lestate 

John  Dean,  lawyer 

WT.  J.Valentine,  conveyancr 

Joseph  Lovell,  lawyer 

J.  F.  Brady,  lawyer 

W.  W.  Jane  way 

W.  Corwin  Bryant,  tailor 

N.  V.  Manufacturing  Co. 

S.  S.  Nevitt,  agent 

J.  \V.  D  Maclagan.  agent 

George  Relyea,  police 

P.  L.  de  Mary  Gray,  chrontrs 
132  E.  F.  Escherich,  confectionr 

D.  C.  Morehead,  physician 
135  Philip  Henrv  <fc  Son.  tailors  | 

♦J.  T.  Henry 
137  Stanford  &  Swords,  books 

♦T.  N.  Stanford 

♦J.  R.  Swords 

J.  &  T.  Jones  &  Smith,  pa-  | 

per  hangings 
♦H.  A.  Smith 
A.  C.  Barry,  tricopherous 
139  Oliver,  Jones  &  Granger,  I 


strawgoods 
♦\V.  H.  Oliver 
*A.  S.  Jones 
♦D.  K.  Granger 
R.G. Fairchild  &  Co.  drygds. 
Andrew  Kunzler,  drygoods 

140  Thomas  Neylan,  cooper 
Leonard  Paulson,  tailor 
Church,  Swan  &  Co.  drygds 
♦Henry  Church 
♦Charles  Swan 

♦D.  W.  Ives 

141  A.  Bininger  &  Co.  wines 
♦J.  C.  Fisher 

♦A.  B.  Clark 

142  A.  &  S.  Henry  &  Co.  dygds. 
\V.  F.  Scholfield 

Henry  Hitchcock  &  G.  H. 

Brown,  agents 
J.  N.  Taylor,  lawyer 
J.  M.  Pinkney,  lawyer 
William  Venvill,  lawyer 
B.  W.  Kirkham,  lawyer 
E.  S.  Jaques,  lawyer 

D.  R.  Jaques,  lawyer 
Alexander  Kursheedt.  lawyr 
J.  &  R.  H.  Sherwood,  la wy rs 
John  L.  Graham,  lawyer 
Samuel  Sherwood,  lawyer 
W.  D.  Booth,  lawyer 
Office  of  Evergreen 

W.  EL  Onderdonk,  publishr. 
J.  S.  Anderson 
A.  T.  Anderson 
Daniel  Carpenter,  steamblr. 
L.  C.  (Mark,  lawyer 
George  Field,  lawver 
142  &  144  (no  information) 

144  E.  T.  Tefft  &  Co.  drygoods 
♦J.  C.  Griswold 

*V.  S.  Kinyon,  jr. 
♦G.  G.  Kellogg 

145  H.  A.  Perry,  auctioneer 
Jane  C.  Newcomb  tobaccst. 

14G  W.  G.  Philips,  auction 

E.  C.  Scott,  fashions 

Here  Liberty  Street  Intersects. 

147  J.  Saunders,  razorstrop 
149  Myers,  Suydam  &  Co.  silks 

♦James  Myers 

♦J.  A.  Suydam 

♦James  Ostrom 

Shipman  &  Gerding,  fcygds 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


*G.  E.  Shipman 
*Charles  Gerding 
G.  H.  Siemon,  consul 
Sumner  &  Wilde,  strawgds. 
*H.  H.  Sumner 
♦R.  T.  Wilde 

Alex.  Johnston,  goldpencils 

150  C.F.  A.  Hinrichs,  fancygds. 

151  Richard  McNamee,  pap.hg. 

151  &  153  Gage,  Dater  &  Massey, 

drvgoods 
*l.  L.  Gage 
♦H.  R.  Dater 
*Marcellus  Massey 

152  J.  V.  D.  Wykoff,  hardware 
Gueringer&  Latapie,  tailors 
*P.  U.  Gueringer 
♦Bertrand  Latapie 

E.  T.Woodward,  com.  mer. 
Frederick  Barnett  &  Son. 

morocco  cases 
•John  Barnett 

155  G.  P.  PUTNAM,  books 

156  W.  H.  Beebe  &  Co.,  hats 
♦J.  W.  Beebe 

W.  A.  VanDuzer.  caps 
C.  J.  Wallace,  tailor 
Luman  Sherwood,  lawyer 
Antoine  Debaud,  restaurant 
G.  S.  Eldndge.  lawyer 
L.  J.  DESCOMBES,  import- 
er of  watches,  clocks,  ma- 
terials and  tools  ;  French 
and  Swiss  fancy  goods 
A.  J.  Beals,  daguerreotypes 
Anthony  Bollermann,  consl. 
I.  L.  Lazarus,  show  cards 

157  Chauncey  Bush,  agent 
Office  Literary  World,  E.  A. 

&  G.  L.  Duyckinck,  pub- 
lishers 
John  Disturnell,  maps 
John  Haviland,  tailor 
David  Davidson,  agent 
James  Dailey,  tailor 
W.  H.  Stinemets,  tailor 
Guido  Mancini.  barber 

158  Clark  &  West,  importers  of 

cloths,  cassimeres,  &c. 
*H.  E.  Clark 
*E.  S.  West 

159  William  Ward,  India  rubber 

160  Manning,  Smyth  &  Ingolds- 

by,  drygoods 
*John  Manning 


♦Bernard  Smyth 

*  James  Ingoldsby 

F.  J.Conant  &  Bolles.  clothg. 

*J.  N.  Bolles 

161  (altering) 

162  Chesebrough,  Stearns  &  Co. 

silks 

*Ellsworth  Chesebrough 
*T.  G.  Stearns 
♦E.  M.  Kingsley 
Conkling  &  Hawkins,  straw 

goods 
*N.  T.  Conkling 
*C.  W.  Hawkins 
William  Hammill, umbrellas 

163  RATHBUN  S  HOTEL 

RATHBUN  &  PORTER, 
benjamin  Rathbun 
♦J.  F.  Porter 

164  John  Washington,  physicn. 
Sampson  Hatfield,  tailor 

166  Benjamin  Pike,  optician 

167  St.  John.  Raymond  &  Co. 

tailors 
♦Thomas  St.  John 
♦Lewis  Ravmond 
*S.  H.  St.  John 

168  J.  C.  Peddie,  manufacturer 

of  portmanteaus,  ladies' 
hat  boxes,  English  sole 
leather,  iron  frame  and 
packing  trunks,  leather 
&  carpet  bags,  valises,  &c. 

Knock  &  Childs,  tailors 

♦Thomas  Knock 

♦William  Childs 

169  Peter  Gilsoy,  segars 

R.  M.  Baker,  auctioneer 

170  Sackett, Davis  &  Potter.jewl 
♦A.  V.  Potter 

♦Thomas  Davis 

♦Adnah  Sackett 

H.&W.  Dubosq  &  Co.  jewlrs 

Philip  Dubosq 

Tiffr  &  Whiting,  jewelers 

♦A.  C.  Tifft 

♦W.  D.  Whiting 

T.  P.  Williams,  fashions 

S.  G.  Williams,  tailor 

A.  B.  &  C.  E.  Hutchinson, 

patents 
J.T.  Barnes,  daguerreotypes 
Office  Democratic  Review 

T.P.  Kettell  &  J.W.Moore 

publishers 


1 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


S.  A.  Warner,  architect 
T.  R.  Jackson,  architect 
Abraham  Doreinus.watchm. 
Henry  Rover,  artiist 
N  Y.  real  estate co.  Nathan- 
iel Johnson,  real  estate 
John  Newhou^e.  lawyer 
Archibald  &  John  M'Lees, 

engravers 
M.  S.  Chedick,  engraver 
H.  L.  Clinton,  lawyer 
M.  H.  Luff,  lawyer 
J.  G.  Bolen.  firearms 
Charles  Rogers,  watchmakr 
Samuel  Baldwin,  importer 
of  fine  watches,  Agent  for  ! 
Charles  Taylor  and  Son's  I 
London  movements 
Baldwin  &  Co.  jewelry,  &c.  | 
Draper.  Tift'c  &  Baeon.jewlrs  | 
*Josiah  Draper 
*John  Tiffr 
*  Joseph  Bacon 
Morse  &  Bailey,  jewelers 
♦George  Morse 
*Isaac  Bailey 

171  Henrv  Salisbury  &Co.jewlrs 
*G.  M.  Dibble 

A.  H.  Petrie.  furnishing 
E.  F.  Cullen.  shoemaker 

Here  Covrtland  Street  intersects.  | 

Here  Maiden  Lane  intersects. 

172  Mercantile  Bk.  W.  B.  Done-  j 

lass.  pres.  J.C.  Bell,  cashr.  j 

173  S.  H.  Fnrman,  furnishing 
William  Woods,  exchange 

174  Henry  Rohde,  importer  and 

manufacturer  of  canes,  j 
whips,  and  ever}'  descrip- 
tion of  fancy  carving  and 
turning 

Bache  &  Peck,  exchange 

*J.  T.  Bache 

*A.  L  Peck 
174.  176  &  178  Howard  Hotel  ! 

HARDING&BAILEY,  hotel  I 

Horace  &Wenterroth,  barbs  j 

♦Thomas  Horace 

*George  Wenterroth 

175  Wm.  A.  Wheeler  &  Co.  sta-  | 

tionery 
*T.  D.  Doubleday 


B.  C.  Bouton.  tailor 
Daniel  Lewis,  barber 
Beals  <fe  Cox,daguerreotype«> 
*H.  S.  Beals 

*E.  R  Cox 

176  Crouch  &  Fitzgerald,  trunkr 
♦George  Crouch 
♦Andrew  Fitzgerald 

177  Blunt  &  Syms,  guns 
♦Orison  Blunt 

♦W.  J.  Syms 
*S.  R.  Syms 

R.  B.  Haviland  &  Co.  drugs 
*F.  B.  Clark 

C.  P.  Dixon,  agent  for  Jen- 
ning's  rifle 

Powelson&Co.daguerreotps 
♦B.  F.  Powelson 
*J.  K.  Waterman 
J.  W.  Norton,  telegraph 
C.  S  Baudet,  watchmaker 
Roshore&Wood,  silversmbs 
*John  Roshore 
♦Brewster  Wood 
T.J.Harris  &  Co.  silversmhs 
*J.  C.  Winans 
George  Martin,  Watches 
E  C  Emmons,  bwlingsaloon 

178  Ira  Todd,  hatter 

Joseph  Mauer,  shoemaker 
H.  T.  Cooper,  guns 

179  J.  P.  Blackwell,  clothing 

180  (rebuilding) 

181  O  RFILLY'S  TELEGRAPH 

LINE 
John  Horner,  agent 
S.T.Armstrong,  guttapercha 
Edward  Pothier,  jeweler 

182  Cady  &  Co.  auctioneers 
♦Jesse  Cady 

183  JOHN  MILHAU,  drugs 
J.  H.  Brundage,  tailor 
A.  J.  Katen,  jeweler 
WILLWI  NEUSTAEDTER, 

manufacturer  &  importer 
of  French  and  German 
fancy  goods 

184  J  D.  Chevalier,  cutler 

186  Theobald  Deitsch.  shoemkr 
Henry  Mendell,  exchange 
T.  R.  Payne,  exchange 

Here  John  Street  intersects. 

187  Bunker  &  Co.  wines 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


9 


*F.  E.  Bunker 
*R.  S.  Bunker 
Joseph  Cooper,  guns 
N  G.  Burgess,  daguerreotps 
189  A.  G.  Bael'ey  &  Co.  goldpens 
*H.  H.  Houghton 
JEREMIAH  GURNEY,  da- 
guerreotypes 
A.  J.  Mondron,  shoemaker 

A.  Y.  &  A.H.  Stocking,  aucts 
Patrick  Trainor,  saddlery 
Eugene  Vatet,  barber 
Humphrey  Phelps,  maps 

J.  H.  Marshall,  chaser 
189>$  Spalding  &  Shepard,  books 
*W.  K.  Spalding 
*Chauncey  Shepard 

191  Leavitt  &  Co.  books 
♦Jonathan  Leavitt 
♦G.  A.  Leavitt 

Here  Dey  Street  intersects. 

192  Hugh  Martin,  shoemaker 

C.  H.  Ring,  druggist 
Henry  Griffin,  tailor 

Nott  &  Sutherland,  lawyers 

*C.  C.  Nott 

♦J.  L.  Sutherland 

P.  A.  H.  Jackson,  realestate 

Mortimer  Be  Motte,  lawyer  I 

Cornelius  Bogert,  lawyer 

Horatio  Bogert.  lawyer 

Hezekiah  Bradford 

Andrew  Fulton,  bookkeeper 

Diodate  Brainerd.  agent 

W.  G.  Jones,  broker 

Isaac  Young,  lawyer 

L.  W.  Kip,  lawyer 

L.  K.  Miller,  lawyer 

B.  L.  Kip 

James  Dunshee,  sexton 
Sidney  Ketchum,  lawyer 

D.  Griffin  &  Co.  fuel  saving  j 
Robert  Manning,  lawyer 

E  H.  Hudson,  lawyer 
W.  E.  Sheldon,  lawyer 
John  Tillson.  agent 
John  Tillson  jr.  lawyer 
Seabury  Brewster 
J.  P.  Weston,  daguerreotps 
Peter  Van  Varick,  trunkmkr 
G.  W.  Niles.  lawyer 
John  Dovle,  lawyer 
193,  195  &  197  Franklin  House 


J.  P.  Treadwell,  hotel 
Edward  Phalon.  barber 
194  Leroy  M.  Wiley  &  Co.  dry- 
goods 
*W.  G.  Lane 
♦H.  R.  Banks 
*Henry  Vanderzee 
*E.  H.  Lane 

Pierson  &  Jennings, clothPg 
*J.  S.  Pierson 
*A.  G.  Jennings  jr. 
Gillilands  &  Howell,  drygds 
Orrin  Swift,  agent 
196  J.  \Y.  Southack,  furniture 

198  Rogers,  Cat  1  in,  Leavitt  &Co. 

dry  goods 
*C.  W.  A.  Rogers 
*D.  W.  Catlin 
♦H.  S.  Leavitt 
*Elisha  Foster 
L.  B.  Brown,  cloths 

199  M.  H.  NEWMAN  &  CO. 

books 
♦Henry  Ivison 

200  D.  Appleton  &  Co.  books 
*W.  H.  Appleton 

*J.  A.  Appleton 
S.  Appleton 
*S.  F.  Appleton 

201  H.  N.  Peters,  trunks 

J.  W.  Greaton,  gold  pens 
H.  S.  Tanner,  maps 
Thomns  Earle,  carpets 
Beckers  &  Piard.  daguertps. 
♦Alexander  Beckers 
♦Victor  Piard 

202  (rebuilding) 

203  Andrews  <fe  Lanphier,tailors 
*George  Andrews 

*J.  Lanphier 

E.  B.  Beaumont,  tailor 

M.  M.  Lawrence,  daguertps 

204  John  Satttig,  wines 
Moore  &  Baker,  guns 
*J.  P.  Moore 
*Charles  Baker 

Bangs.  Brother  &  Co.  auctre 
♦Lemuel  Bangs 
♦Nathan  Bangs,  jr. 
*A.  M.  Merwin 

205  Clark,  Austin  &  Co.  books 
*L.  E.  Clark 

*J.  B.  Austin 
♦Cornelius  Smith 
205  &  207  M.  B.  Brady,  dagu'tps 


10  BROADWAY 


IN  1851. 


Edward  Anthony,  engravgs 

206  J.  B.  &  James  Bull,saddlery 
P.  H.  Lockwood,  watchmkr 

207  J.  C.  M'Gregor,  furnishing 

Here  Fulton  Street  intersects. 

208  N.Plass  &C.T. Barnard, exch 
210  J.  R.  Sked,  trunks 

Parkhurst  &  Crystal,  auctrs 

♦Charles  Parkhurst 

♦Thomas  Crystal 
212  S.  T.  Baker,  exchange 

G.  W.  Robinson,  exchange 

Catharine  P.  Burr,  segars 
214  J.  N.  Genm,  hats 

J.  A.  Walnut,  saloon 
2 Hi  Edward  Fox,  tailor 

Van  Name  &  Bush,  saloon 

*  William  Van  Name 
♦Jossph  Bush 

218  &220  American  Museum,  P. 

T.Barnum,  propr'tor,  Jno. 

Greenwood  jr.  manager 
216  St.  Paul's  Church  and  church 

yard 

Here  Vesey  Street  intersects. 

220  Joseph  Hough,  ex.  broker 
B.  F.  Manierre,  ex.  broker 

221  Astor  House,  Coleman  & 

Stetson 
♦R.  B.  Coleman 
*C.  A.  Stetson 
A s tor  House 

1  Elitha  C.  Beman,  furnish'g 

2  Adriance,  Sherman  &  Co. 

books  &c. 
♦G.  W.  Adriance 
♦S.  G.  Sherman 
*J.  I.  Bicknell 
3,  4  &  5  Leary  &  Co.  hats 

*  James  Leary 
*0.  B.  White 

6  Joseph  Christadoro,wigmkr 

7  Charles  Welford,  books 

8  Adolphus  Niemann,  segars 

9  Dougherty  &  Pearson, tail'rs 
♦William  Dougherty 
♦Samuel  Pearson 

10  Rushton,  Clark  &  Co.  drngs 
*W.  L.  Rushton 
♦George  Clark 

*  William  Hegeman 


222  Stringer  &  Townsend,  peri- 
odicals 

♦James  Stringer 

♦W.  A.  Townsend 
229  AMERICAN  HOTEL,  Tu- 
ber &  Bagley 

♦Job  Taber 

♦James  Bagley 

J.  M.  Leicht,  shoemaker 
231  W  T.  Jennings  &  Co.  tailors 

♦B.  F.  Robinson 

233  C  P.  &  'J.  Gratacap,  upholst 
♦J.  L.  Gratacap 

Meade  Brothers,  daguetyps. 
♦H.  W.  Meade 
♦C.  R.  Meade 

Office  Message  Bird,  M.  T. 
BrockelbankAiCo.  publ'rg. 

Pascal  Loomis,  publisher 

Emil  Seitz,  engravings,  lith- 
ographs, Agent  for  Bulla 
Brothers  &  Jouy,  publish- 
ers of  fine  Arts,  in  Paris 

R.  G.  Hall,  shoemaker 

234  James  Sad  Her,  segars 

235  JAMES     THOMPSON  & 

SON,  confectioners 
♦Lucas  Thompson 
J.  G.  Wyman,  tailor 
Western  &  Coren,  lawyers 
♦H.  M.  Western 
♦A.  E.  Coren 
A.  J.  Thompson,  lawyer 
C.  H.  Hall,  merchant" 
Ogden  Edwards,  late  judge 
Kingslev&Longbottom.pats 
♦J.  L.  Kingsley 
*  Abraham  Longbottom 
T.  B.  Dolbear,  writing 
William  Wade,  designer 
Office  Daguerrean  Journal, 

S.  D.  Humphrey,  publ'er. 
J.  R.  Fisher,  artist 
F.  T.  Russell,  teacher 
Hugh  M'Can 
237  Joseph  Agate,  furnishing 
E.  W.  Tryon,  tailor 

Here  Park  Place  intersects. 

239  William  Hall  &  Son,  pianos 
♦J.  F.  Hall 

239  &  240  D.  J.  Sherwood, saloon 

240  N.Y. Patent  Merchandise  Co 
A.  L.  Smith,  patent  mer. 


BROADWAY  Us  1851. 


n 


241  Benjamin  Brandreth,  pills 

Jesse  &  Samuel  Randel,toys 
243  Solomon  &  Hart,  importers 
of  upholstery  goods,  &c. 

♦B.  L  Solomon 

*H.  I.  Hart  • 
245  William  Sloane.  carpets 
247  BALL,     TOMPKINS  & 
BLACK,  jewelers 

♦Henry  Ball 

*E.  O.  Tompkins 

♦William  Black 

*Ebenezer  Monroe 

D.  E.  Gavit,  daguerrotypes 

H.  C.  Hiley,  tailor 

C.  W.  Jarvis,  artist 

A.  Q.  Brauns,  talbottypes 
Thomas  Jones,  accountant 
W.  M.  Niles.  lawyer 
Rensselaer  Tenbroeck.law'r 
Minard  Lafever.  architect 

D.  W.  C.  Boutelle,  artist 

Here  Murray  Street  intersects. 

251  D.  I.  Tenney,  jeweler 

W.  H.  Butler,  daguen  otyps. 
Solymon  Brown, dent.  mats. 
John  Dempsey,  engraver 
A.  H.  Wheeler,  writing  and 

book  keeping 
Office  Musical  Times,  H.  S. 

Saroni.  publisher 
S.  R.  Fanshaw,  artist 

252  C.  S.  Francis  &  Co.  books 
♦D.  G.  Francis 
Sherwood  &  Fisher,  saloon 
*G.  E.  Sherwood 

*C.  T.  Fisher 
Lyman  Derby,  tailor 
Office  Rockland  Cemetery 
L.  S.Washburn,  daguerotps 
L.  T.  Voigt,  artist 
David  Wilhelms,  designer 
O.  L.  Harritt,  agent 
W.  E.  Spearpoint,  tailor 
T.  G.  Gates,  artist 
254  Smith  &  Knapp,  carpets 
♦Reuben  Smith 
♦J.  P.  Knapp 

256  W.  H.  Shepard,  furnishing 
James  Kearney,  shoemaker 

257  Julius  Schuberth  &  Co.  (re- 

fused) music 
Nunns  &  Clark,  pianos 


Metivier&Humann.shoem's 

♦Jacques  Metivier 

♦Anthony  Hnmann 

Gershnni  Lockwood.  tailor 

John  Dubois,  tailor 

W.  M.  Gibson,  hydraul.  aps. 

Rooms  of  U/nitarian  Asso. 

Office  Christian  Inquirer 

Dan  Ames,  artist 

J.  W.  Rich,  architect 

M.  E.  Thompson,  architect 

William  Fowler,  dasuertyp. 

Geonje  Hanlyn,  tailor 
;  258  G.  G.  Waterbury. furnishing 

Benjamin  Waterbury 
i  259  Kimball  &Beeslev, shoes, &c 

♦M.  T.  C.  Kimball 

♦Joseph  Beesley 

Ackerman  &  Mixer,  tailors 

♦J.  R.  Ackerman 

♦Henry  Mixer 
i  260  Victor  Corraz,  tailor 

Here  Warren  Street  intersects. 

I  261  Robert  Rait,  jewelry 

I  262  Onesippe  Pacalin.  shoemkr. 

Office  Cypress  Hills  Ceme- 
tery, R.  G.  Nellis,  agent 

Edward  Lindsey.  s(  cretary 
263  William  DibbU  e. hairdresser 

Jones.  White  &  Co.  dental 
depot 

♦Asahel  Jones 

♦S.  S.  White 

♦J.  R.  M'Curdy 
:  264  Stebbins  &  Co.  jewelry 

♦William  Stebbins 

♦Alexander  Rumrill  jr. 

Eliza  Abraham 
I  265  Morland  Micholl,  hosiery 
j  265^  J.  E.  Hadden,  tailor 

266  W.  L  >hardlow,  furnishing 

267  William  Daniell.  exchange 
J.  F.  Walter,  tailor 

269  Chemical  Bank.  J.  Q.  Jones, 
pres.  J.  B.  Desdoity.  cash. 
271  TIFFANY.  YOUNG  &  EL- 
LIS, faocy  iroods 
♦C.  L.  Tiffany 
♦J.  B.  Young 
♦L.  J.  Ellis 

Here  Chambers  Street  intersects. 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


273  Rushton,  Clark  &  Co.  drugs 

*W.  L.  Rushton 

♦George  Clark 

♦William  liegeman 
275  R.  &  J.  WARNOCKS,  hats 
277  (unoccupied) 
278,  280,  282,  284,  286  and  288,  A. 
T.  Stewart  &  Co.  drygds. 

*W.  H.  Burro  wet) 

♦Francis  Warden 

*J.  F.  King 

*A.  P.  Moutant 
279  V.  B.  Depierris,  tailor 
281,  283,  585.  287  &  289  IRVING 
HOUSE,  D.  D.  HOWARD 
283  Robert  Fraser,  fancygoods 
285  Robert  Carter  &  Brothers, 
books 

♦Walter  Carter 

♦Peter  Carter 
287  (vacant) 

Here  Reade  Street  intersects. 

289  O.  B.  GOLDSMITH,  writing 
Office  New  York  Bay  Ceme- 
tery 

J.  B.  Smith,  cemetery 
WILLIAM  MX1  AN,  engrav. 

and  diesinker 
W.  J.  Renville,  accountant 
W.  R.  Miller,  artist 
John  Lafarge 

J.  H.  Little,  Superintendent 
W.  R.  Miller 
J.  Earle 
J.  Lothrop 
J.  Kingsbury 

W.  E.  Blakeney,  gold  pens 
J.  Besancon 

S.  A.  Holmes,  daguerreotps 
N.  A.  Freemen,  jeweler 
Gonpil  &  Co.  prints 
♦Adolph  Goupil 
♦Alfred  Mainguet 
Office  Protestant  Churchmn 
Philip  Haas,  daguerreotyps 
J.  G.  Bell,  taxidermist 
J.  D.  Merrick,  boarding  ag'y 
French  Circulating  Library 
Office  Woodland  Cemetery 
William  Serrell  &  Son,  pat- 
ent agents 
♦S.  W.  Serrell 
RUSS  &  REID,  proprietors 


of  the  Richmond  granite 
quarry,  Stat.  Island,  and 
contractors  for  the  Rush 
pavement 
♦H.  P.  Russ 
♦G.  W.  Raid 
D.  Lagroix,  teacher 
290  G.  &  B.  Westermann  Bros, 
books 
♦George  Westerman 
♦Bonhard  Westermann 
John  Darley,  tailor 
Jacob  Weidenfeld,  tailor 
M.  S.  Myers,  merchant 
Michael  Baker,  machinist 

D.  H.  Porter,  dentist 
Office  Cemetery  of  the  Ev- 
ergreens 

Charles  Henry,  agent 

J.  H.  Merritt,  paperhanger 

Sons  of  Tumperauce 

292  John  De  Forrest,  furniture 

293  J.  F.  Browne  &  Co.  harps 
W.  G.  Jackman,  portrait 

and  historical  engraver 
Philip  Garbeille,  sculptor 
C.  C.  Harrison,  daguerreo. 
Christian  Linherr  &  Co.  ar- 
tists in  hair  and  jewelers 

E.  H.  Wilcox,  school  ag'cy 
G.  S.  Plumley,  teacher 

J.  B.  Gardner,  daguerreo. 
Pierre  Flandin,  paintings 
j   294  Benjamin  Pike,  jr.  optician 

295  J.  C.  Woodford,  upholsterer 
J.  P.  Browne,  harps 

296  Walter  &  Ash,  plumbers 
♦J.  R.  Walter 

♦J.  H.  Ash 

Edmond  Joffrin,  wines 

297  G.  A.  Bradbrook,  clothing 
297^  J.  E.Gould  &  Co.pianos 

S.  B.  Smith,  phvsician 
Ellen  Manet,  millinery 
Maurice  Charles,  engraver 

298  Stephen  Conover,  hardware 
Charles  Lowenstein  &  Leon 

Leroy,  tinsmiths 
Adams  &  Adams,  perfumrv 
♦S.  R.  Adams 
♦C.  C.  Adams 
T.  W.  Whitley,  artist 
Frank  Wills,  architect 
William  Newtham,  china- 
i  mender 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


13 


N.  D.  Lewis,  porter 

299  Dominick  Beaudin,  hatter 
William  Baker,  gloves 

299)£  Elizabeth  Groom,  milliner 
Lucinda  S.  Babcock,  millinr 

300  S.  C.  Jollie,  pianos 
George  Duggan,  architect 

and  civil  engineer,  litho- 
graphic engraver 

New  York  Typographical 
Society 

Auguste  Gand,  moulder 

Anatomical  Museum 

Ralph  Pomeroy,  museum 

George  Pierce  &  Co.  ranges 

*D.  W.  C.  Peek 

John  Gemon  &  Co.  wines 

♦J.  C.  Galoupeau 

301  W.  P.  David,  hats 
Matilda  J.  Hart,  millinery 
Margaret  C. Knight,  dressm. 

302  J.  &  J.  Gemmel.  watches 
James  Everdell,  engraver 

Here  Duane  Street  intersects. 

303  A.  &  G.  A.  Arnoux,  tailors 
Henry  Groom 

W.  H.  Dnrang,  daguerotps. 
Robert  Skippon,  printer 
Clyde  &  Black,  umbrellas  j 
♦Isabella  Clyde 
*A.  S.  Black 
A.  Florence,  saloon 
303#  Z.  M.  Quimby,  fancy  gds.  , 

304  John  Wiley,  books 
Wallace  &  Co.  medicines 
♦M.  T.  Wallace 

O.  F.  Jacobson, teacher 
DAVID  HULL,  professor  of 

•garment  cutting 
J.  M.  FRETZ,  tailor 
N.  J.  Lepkowski,  teacher 
J.  W.  Miller,  artist 
Elisha  Bloomer 
C.  R.  Cornell 
T.  Thomas  jr.  architect 
John  Carew,  porter 
Wrilliam  Cheever,  tailor 
J.  Jones,  teacher 

 Ledgeworth,  tailor 

Joseph  Russell 
Chariot  Duvall,  hairdresser  j 
William  Robinson,  reporter  j 
W.  E.  Chilson,  toilet  artels. 


James  Lascala,  barber 
305X  Edward  Winser,  segars 

306  Edward   Dechaux,  artists' 

colorman 

307  Fabri  &  Rigali,  moulders 
*Lodovico  Fabri 
♦Gaetano  Rigali 
Ferdinand  Palmo,  cafe 

308  J.  B.  Chambon,  wines 
T.  J.  Houpt,  dentist 

C.  J.  Houpt,  dentist 

L.  F.  Glacmeyer,  bookk'per 

309  P'rederick  Yenni,  hats 
309>£  Catharine  Levins,  fcygds. 

310  Harmon  &  Nash,  auction 
*  Philip  Harmon 

♦D.  D.  Nash 

New  Anatomical  Museum 
H.  B.  Tolles,  museum 
Schloeffel  &  Graf,  saloon 
♦F.  Wr.  Schloeffel 
* Jacob  Graf 

311  Warren  Saxton,  furnishing 
Parson  &  Burr,  auction 
*A.  H.  Burr 

*D.  B.  Parson,  manuf.  mar- 
,  ble  boards  and  auctioneer 

II.  E.  Insley,  daguerrotypes 

Charlotte  Graecrnann  &  Eli- 
za Mackie,  hair  braiders 

nenry  Zeitska,  tailor 

John* Moftet,  books 

Woodward  <fc  Co.  (refused) 
corsets 

312  H.  M.  Loomis,  segars 
John  M'Guffie,  painter 
Lawrence  Wrelsh,  painter 
Thomas  Millon,  mason 
Andrew  Sharp,  painter 

J.  H.  Fraser,  show  case  and 
sash  manufacturer 

D.  B.  Parson,  marble  boards 
Jenkins&Harris, shoeblacks 
♦Richard  Jenkins 

♦Silas  Harris 

313  James  Harris,  shirts 
Sarah  G.  Wood,  millinery 

314  Janes,  Beebe  &  Co.  ranges 
♦Adrian  Janes 
♦William  Beebe 
♦Charles  Fowler 

Jones  &  Gay,  furniture  pol. 
♦G.  O.  Jones 
♦George  Gay 

Solomon  Ferre,  intell.  office 


14 


BROADWAY  IX  1851. 


816  Ercole  Antouini,  moulder 
Dubois  &  Warriner,  pianos. 
♦William  Dubois 
*D.  C.  Warriner 
Berard  &  Mondon.  books 
♦J.  P.  Berard 

*  Peter  Mondon 

J.W.  Thompson,  daguerreo. 

Burr  &  Stevens,  jewelers 

*E.  \V.  Burr 

•Andrew  Stevens 

J.  J.  Heine,  gilder 
316  A.  L.  SCOYILL  &  CO.  Dr. 

Rogers'  liverwort,  tar,  and  ; 
canchalagua  depot 

Gothic  Hall 

J.  S.  Norrie,  bowling 

Robert  Grant,  chemist 

A.  G.  Parker 
316  V%  G.  T.  Warner,  exchange 

318  J.  II.  Luke,  grocer 
Thomas  Doyle,  fruits 

Here  Pearl  Street  intersects. 

319  New  York  Hospital 
J.  L.  Roome.  supt. 

J.  M  Cleveland,  physician 
John  Dascey,  apothecary 

320  F.  W.  Da  ton,  porter  huuse 

321  Seaman  <fc  Muir,  dry  goods 
*H.  I.  Seaman 

♦D.  A.  Muir 
♦James  Dickson 

322  (t.  W.  Shurragar,  saloon 
WILLIAM  It  A  DDE,  books  : 

323  J  W.  Tracy  &  Co.  carpets 
♦W.  B.  Allen 

Francis  D'Avignon,  lith. 
L.  1).  Buswell,  daguerroips. 

324  Piatt  &  Jones,  saloon 
*H.  B.  Piatt 

*  Francis  Jones 
J.  J.  Esling 

Port  Adams,  bowling 

325  Adam  Stodart  &  Co.  pianos  : 
*D.  R.  Stanford 

*G.  H.  Geib 
♦('harles  Griffin 
Woodworth  &  Morris,  mers 
*F.  A.  Woodworth 
*C.  A.  Morris 

Catharine  M.Stryker.  miln'r 
J.  F.  Montag,  jeweler 
326, 328  &  330  Broadway  Theater 


M.  A.  Marshall,  manager 
327  Middleton     &  Ryckman, 
boots  and  shoes. 
♦Charles  Middleton 
*R.  W.  Ryckman 
Emmeline  Patterson,  millin 
W.  E.  Millet,  music 
329^  Julia  Daly,  milliner 

331  Richard  Fisher  jr.  watchrak 
331>£  E.  H.  Newman,  fancygds. 

332  H.  B.  Rollins,  bowling 

E.  P.  Fox  &  Co.  saloon 
*  Joseph  French 

333  G.  P.  Fox.  tailor 
Dupau  «fc  Portron,  wines 
♦Auguste  Dupau 
♦Francis  Portron 
Baldwin  Gardiner,  auction 
N.  &  P.  Preterre,  dentists 
Rawson  Packard  &  Joseph 

Ourdon,  engraving 

 Altrer,  daguerreotypes 

L.  Grozalier,  lithography 
William  Hey  fin,  fringes 
H.  V.  Harris,  daguerreotype 

Here  Anthony  Street  intersects. 

334  Diener  &  Strippel,  saloon 
♦Henry  Diener 
♦Henry  Strippel 

Hotel  de  Paris 
Anthony  Vijnes,  hotel 

335  C.  A.  Baudine,  furniture 

336  Broadway  bank,  F.  A.  Palm- 

er, president,  J.L.  Everitt, 
cashier 
W.  B.  MOFFAT,  medicines 

337  JOHN  TAYLOR,  confect'r. 

338  G  F.  Ziegler,  engraver 
Amos  Smith,  exchange 

D.  F.  Lee  &  Co.  porcelain 

painting 
  Green,  physician 

F.  W.  Hartley,  physician 
Abraham  Theall,  mor.dressr 

339  It.  N.  Tin  son  &  Co.  carpets 
♦William  Burgoine 
Charles  Ferrero 

Jane  Ferrero,  millinery 
Philip  Bissinger.  jewelry 

340  TheTabernacle,Sam,l  Pitts, 

agent, Walter  Reid, sexton 

341  Allcock  &  Allen,  silverware 
♦Hugh  Allcock 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


15 


*D.  W.  Allen 

Caroline  R.  Deuel,  millinery 
E.  P.  Banning,  supporters 
David  Donzel,  teacher 

342  Waller  &  Kreps,  look'ggl'es 
*J.  A.  Waller 

*Henry  Kreps 

343  W.  J.  Barker,  wigs 
Charles  Hastings,  tailor 
George  Ponsot,  furniture 

344  Abr'm  Voorhis  &  Co.  uphol. 
*W.  B.  Whiteman 

Here  Catharine  Lane  intersects. 

345  J.  W.  Tattle,  fancygoods 
S.  E.  Lent,  agent 

346  Brown  &  powers,  tailors 
^Mortimer  Brown 

*J.  D.  Powers 

346  &  348  New  York  Society  Li- 

brary, P.  J.  Frost,  librar'n 

347  HITCHCOCK    &  LEAD- 

BEATER,  dry goods 
*Fordvce  Hitchcock 
*E.  ILLeadbeater 
A.  C.  Lawrence,  saloon 
James  Barker,  boarding 

Here  Leonard  Street  intersects. 

348  A.  D.  Porter,  tailor 

349  J.  &  I.  Cox.  gastixtures 

350  Carlton  House 

P.  H.  Hodges,  hotel 
Alonzo  Clark,  physician 
Elisha  Bartlett,  physician 

351  Chilson.  Allen, Walker  &  Co. 

furnaces 
*Gardner  Chilson 
*A.  G.  Allen 
*George  Walker 
American  Institute,  Adon- 

iratn  Chandler,  cor.  sec'y 

353  Williams  &  Stevens,  look- 

ing glasses 
*J.  H.  Williams 
*L.  W.  Stevens 

354  Lawrence  &  Collis, carriages 
*J.  R.  Lawrence 
*Solomon  Collis 

355  James  Beck  &  Co.  drygds. 
*John  Beck 

*W.  J.  Beck 

356  Sarah  Hallock,  boarding 
358  Margaret  Frost,  boarding 


359  Gnier  Courtois,  barber 

 Shaw,  daguerreotypes 

James  M'Gnffy,  painter 

J.  W.  Faulkner,  jeweler 

360  J.  C.  Ham,  carriages 
S.  F.  Bums,  bowling 
Temperance  Hall 

361  Geib  &  Jackson,  pianos 
*W.  H.  Geib 

*James  Jackson  jr. 
Agnes  Hope,  dressmaker 
R.  W.  Luke 

362  Harvey  Burdell,  dentist 

363  F.  M.  Peyser,  fancy  goods 
M.  A.  A:  S.  Root,  dagruerrtps 

F.  A.  Petersen,  architect 

G.  H.  Ilite.  miniatures 

Here  Franklin  Street  intersects. 

364  Claude  Ducreux,  lamps 
Ulisse  Redaelli,  seears 

W.  J.  HAN1NGTON,  glass- 
stain  er  &decorative  paintr 

365  C  E.  Davis 

366  William  Jervis,  engraver 
Mrs. William  Jervis.confect. 

367  W.  S.  Wood,  jeweler 

M.  S.  Hitchcock,  millinery 

368  Miner  &  Stevens,  carriages 
*Harvey  Miner 

*H.  M.  Stevens 

C  P.  Kay.  medicines 

Office  of  Empire  City,  J.  T. 

Snr.th  &  W.H.Pyke,  pub's 
J.  S.  Clark,  seraphines 
Hays  &  Co.  engravers 
*  Henry  Hays 
.♦Henry  Hays.  jr. 
So:>hia  Saunders,  artist 
L.  M.  Cyrus,  daguerreotype 

369  George  Richmond,  fcygds. 

370  Eliza  A.  Barnav.  boarding 

371  Thomas  Shepherd,  fcygds. 
Dorcas  Haws,  millinery 
Maurice  Kadnel.  designs 
Julius  Hergert,  mnsicteachr 

372  J.  H.  Belter,  furniture 

J. B. Hathaway,  artists'  col's 

373  Sarab  Barnetr,  millinery 
Addison  Vail  &  E.  D.  Root, 

dentists 

374  &  376  Wray  &  Co.  auction 
*Mark  Wray 

*Tunis  Morrell 


16 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


WILLIAM  GIBSON,  stain- 
ed glass  works  and  gallery 
of  decorative  art 

 Gritten,  artist 

375  Peter  Roberts,  fancygoods 

Charles  Stewart,  jeweler 
370  Henry  Gritten, look'g  gla'es 
377  Sylvester  Cahill,  boots 

377  &379  J.E.Cooley,  auctioirr 
.las.  Ackerman,  lithograph'r 

378  Samuel  Joyce,  tailor 

379  PETERSON    <fc  HUMPH- 

REY, carpets 
*G.  F.  Peterson 
*G.  S.  Humphrey 

Here  White  Street  intersects. 

380  Isaac  Lodewick,  painter 

381  T.  R.  &  J.  Gilmour,umbrell. 
Florimond  Roullier,dressrn. 

382  Matilda  C.  Green, domestics 
Marion  Hewitt,  corsets 

383  Morrison  &  Allen,  fancygds 
*John  Morrison 

*  James  Allen 

A.  S.  Van  Praag.  dentist 
Elizabeth  Q.  Watson,  milli. 

384  Thomas  Lippincott.cloth'ng 
G.  W.  Caffry,  tailor 
Abraham  Hopler  baker 
Maurice  Van  Valkenheisen 

385  J . M  .&  J .  D .  JAQU ES, music 
C.  F.  MARTIN,  guitars 
Mariett  Wilson,  millinery 
R.  A.  Kidder,  dressmaker 

380  Weismann&Cas8ebeer,drug 

*  Augustus  Weismann 
*H.  A.  Cassebeer 

387  A.  &  J.  Saunders,  toilet  gds. 
Ryder  Brothers,  tailors 
*C.  W.  Rvder 

*S.  II.  Ryder 

388  Alexander  Smith,  seedsman 
Schmidt  &  Maul,  guitars 
*Louis  Schmidt 
*George  Maul 

Louis  Ernst,  teacher 

389  Joseph  Hoquet,  furs 

S.  A.  Phillips  &  Co. milliners 
*M.  A.  Addy 

390  J.  J.  Sevin,  cabinetmaker 
390X  J-  H.  Roome,  liquid  glue 

391  Sarah  Kling,  fancy  goods. 
391X  John  Gilbert,  fancy  goods 


392  H.  T.  Grataeap,  equipments 

393  Harnett  Toldridge, fancygds 
|  393>£  Alex. Dalrymple,  fancygds 
;  394  Victor  Giroud.  watehmaker 

Theo.  Kalleinberg,  swords 
395  A.  M .  &  R.  DA  VIES,  uphol 
sterers 

Julia  Benjamin,  clothing 

T.  A.  Cales,  tailor 
390  James   Brewster  &  Sons, 
carriages 

*Henry  Brewster 

J.  B.  Flagg,  artist 

G.  W.  Flagg,  artist 

Frosper  Crebassol,  artist 

Panorama  Hall 
i  397  John  Hill,  hardware 

PHILIP  ERNST,  music  tea. 

Alexander  Lorenz,  artist 
398  Sherwood  &  Fisher,  saloon 

*G.  E.  Sherwood 

*C.  T.  Fisher 

C.  G.  Stoppani,  baths 

Here  Walker  Street  intersects. 

\   399  T.  T.  Green,  drugs 
!   400  Florence  Hotel 

O.  M.  Moulton,  hotel 
|   401  Henry  Maillard,  confection. 

W.  M.  Ravmond.  burial  cas. 
|   OTIS   FIELD.    Irving  rooms, 
fifteen  billiard  tables  and 
shooting  gallery 
|  402  Frederick  Heil,  tailor 

Catharine  H.  Williams 
!  403  Thomas  Jones,  perfumery 
403 Jasper  God  one,  music 

404  John  Perry,  periodicals 
Bienayme    L.  Danneville, 

corsets 
L.  Danneville,  perfumer 

405  W.  H.  Warren,  fancygoods 
405 %.  William  Hoggs,  fancygds. 
400  Augustine  Mandine,  laces 

Michael  Slater,  hatter 
James  Little,  tailor 
Barnale  Harthelemv,  wines 

407  John  Duncan  &  Son,  wines 
*David  Duncan 
j  407  Frederick  Basham,  modeler 
James  Little 
W.  M.  Kelley,  tailor 

409  A.  S.  Rogers,  shoemakerr 
J.  F.  Limburger,  importer 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


17 


and  dealer  in  watches, 
jewelry,  silverware  and 
fancy  goods 

410  Reuben  Snow,  saloon 
Wood.  Tomlinson  &  Co. 

carriages 
*D.  A.  Wood 
*C.  B.  Wood 

*  Russell  Tomlinson 

*  Frederick  Wood 
Apollo  Rooms 
James  Herring,  artist 
George  Alker,  apollo  rooms 
C.  C.  Williams,  dancing 

M.  Barrett,  dancing 

411  Roe,Lockwood  &  Son, books 
*G.  R.  Lock  wood 
Robert  Mnrlis,  Tailor 
Bradburv  &  Nash,  teachers 
*E.  C.  Bradbury 

*F.  H.  Nash 

W.  H.  Ashe,  artist 

Debevoise  <te  Brother,  dague 

*  Abraham  Debevoise 
*U.  H.  Debevoise 

412  Henry  Lyon,  variety  store 
Ferdinand,  Hartog 
Jaques  Bolak 
Abranam  Banks,  drugs 

412  &  414  New  Haven  House 
Maria  Jarvis.  hotel 

N.  Y  &  N.  H.  Railroad,  R. 

B.  Mason,  superintendent 
A.  R  Gilmore,  agent 

413  J.  &D.  Walker,  pianos 
Jama**  Rodger?,  machinist 
J.  F.  Warner,  teaeher 

J.  F.  Cropsey.  artist 
Osborne  &  Boardman, fancy 

good  8 
*J.  N.  Osborne 
*J.  S.  Boardman 

Here  Lispenard  Street  intersects. 

414  Adelaide  Deloraine,  saloon 
Jane  Harmon,  saloon 
Lorenzo  Bastiani,  modeler 
Thome  &  Owen,  tailors 
*Kbenezer  Thorne 
*Daniel  <  Hven 

415  Henry  Dalley.pain  extractor 
R.  D.  Wynkoop,  medicines 
W.  D.  Benson,  saloon 

416  W.  S.  Vanderbilt,  tailor 


Lewis  Mealio,  hatter 
Here  Canal  Street  intersects. 

417  Karle  Heike,  fancy  goods 
J.  M.  Secor,  exchange 
John  M'Donough,  saloon 

418  Broadway    Insurance  Co. 

Schureman  Halsted,  pres. 

John  Wray,  sec'y 
Moise  Dietz.* bleaching 
George  Hammann.shoemkr. 

419  Francis  Wilson,  boots 
J.  If.  Hart  &  Co.  toys 
*T.  H.  Allaire 

420  EMANUEL    LYON,  mag- 

netic powders 
Josephine  Lamberteury.crst 
Eugenie  Rivaux.  dressmkr. 
Alexander  Rivaux,  steward 

421  Andrew  Lester  &  Frederick 

Perry,  saloon 
Charles  Pelaney,  fencing 
Kerksieg  &  Breusing,music 
*Rrich  Kerksieg 
♦Charles  Brensing 

422  James  Green,  optician 
422X  BROADWAY  POST  OF- 
FICE 

J . C .  H  A RRTOTT,  post  office 
Gabriel  de  Lirac,  agent 
Louisa  Lindo.  dressmaker 
J.  G.  Havilanrl.  periodicals 

423  Robert  Pom.  saloon 
Atkin  &  Miller,  fancy  goods 
*Jonn  Atkin 

*James  Miller 

424  Cornelia  Pastor,  saloon 
Clark  Mason,  intelligence 

Bear 

Carpender  &  Pye,  locks 
*i \  C.  Carpender 
*F.  B.  Pye 

425  Sarah  Tibbals.  millinery 
Susan  Hope,  dressmaker 
Hearn  Brothers,  dry  goods 
*«.  A.  Hearn 

*J.  A.  Hearn 

426  G.  W.  M'Creadv.  lamps 

427  I.  E.  Tate,  shoemaker 
Henry  Martin,  hairdresser 

428  C.  Levers,  millinery 
W.  H.  Skinner,  saloon 

427  &  429  Franklin  &  Compton, 
saloon 


IS 


BROADWAY  IN  1861. 


♦Anthony  Franklin  jr. 

♦John  Compton 

Office  G.  Sec.  G.  Lodge  S. 

N.  Y. 
City  Hotel 

Florence  &  Harpel,  hotel 
♦John  Florence 
♦George  Harpel 

Here  Howard  Street  intersects. 

430  P.  H.  Cobb,  grocer 

432  B.  F.  Howe,  baker 

433  A.  H.  Gongh  &  Co.  drugs 

434  Howard  House 
I.  T.  Cox,  hotel 

485  W.  L.  Whiting,  shoes 

436  James  Lane,  tailor 
Johnson  Rabineau.physic'n 

437  Margus  Wise,  optician 

437 Yi  Ernest  Heyn,  embroidery 
Antoine  Broger,  ornamental 
hair  braider,  watchmaker 
and  jeweler 

438  C.  I.  Von  Cort,  physician 
E.  S.  Emanuel,  furs 

438^  Attalo  Massabo.  tailor 

439  Ann  Scott,  millinery 
Anna  Kortkampf,fancy  wrk 
Fanny  Vanclief,  sempstress 
Ellis  &  Iselton,  clothing 
♦E.  W.  Ellis 

♦J.  R.  Iselton 

440  Isaac  Mix  jr.  carriages 
S.  A.  Denton,  saloon 

441  James  Miller,  cabinetware 
George  Ladd,  jewelry 

442  Olympic  Theatre 

443  C.  F.  Hobe.  furniture 
Abrams  &  Johnson, nardwre 
♦J.  S.  Abrams 

♦J.  C.  Johnson 

S.  B.  Althause  &  Co.  iron 

♦Nicholas  Ludlum 

444  A.  C.  Hewlett,  clocks 
Fellows1  opera  house 

J.  B.  Fellows,  minstrels 

445  Hippolyte  Dardonville,lmps 
Amedee  Alviset,  cutlery 

S.  C.  Clark,  engraver 

446  Charles  Field,  gloves 

447  Davis  Collamore,  china 
T.  Gilbert  &  Co.  pianos 
Walters  &  Berry,  pianos 

448  Commerford&Redgate,chrs 


♦John  Commerford 
♦Edmund  Redgate 

449  Charles  Ettling,  saloon 
J.C.  &  D.  Hyatt.anatomists 
James  Burns,  artist 

450  Rob't  M'Kinstry  jr. carriage* 

G.  W.  Miller,  coliseum 

451  F.  H.  M'Elroy,  tailor 

H.  N.  Wild,  confectioner 

452  William  Butler,  liquors 

453  Burns  &  Trainque,  cabinotw 
♦Peter  Burns 

♦William  Trainque 

454  Kellock  cY.  Son.  saddlery 
♦George  Kellock 
♦John  Kellock 

455  Nicholas  M'Graw,  cabinet  w. 
455>£  James  Bowles,  corsets 

456  J.  B.  Gailhard.  birds 
Raphael  Bloch,  shoemaker 

456X  Israel  Kutnevsky.  caps 
Samuel  Oestricher,  saloon 

157  Moritz  Wolloff 

Felix  Effray,  chocolate 

458  American  Hall 
George  Scharff,  hall 

W.  A.  Hinchman,  saloon 
T.  Hillgrove,  dancing 
C.  J.  Sutton,  saloon 

Were  Grand  Street  intersects. 

459  Achille  Clercx.  bootmaker 
Rose  Pahud,  dressmaker 
Peter  Tessier,  hairdresser 
Palmer  &  Farr,  furnishing 
♦E.  A.  Farr 

♦Maria  Palmer 
Edwin  Bergh,  books 

460  Broadway  House 
John  Hoope,  hotel 

461  Pacific  Bank 

William  Tilden,  president 
Jacob  Campbell  jr.  cashier 

463  (refused) 

M.  J.  Malherbe.  fancygoods 
N.  J.  Furlong,  millinery 

464  Zachary  Allnutt,  segars 

465  Julia  Daly,  millinery 
Adele  Delaplante&Co.crthg 

466  Madame  Farcy,  renewing  gd 
Constant  Farcy 

Jacob  Levenstyn 

Henry  Guadendorff,  drugs 

M.  W.  King  &  Son,  chairs 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


19 


*W.  H.  Hallick 

467  William  Jeffers.  shoes 
Otis  Stamfield,  dentist 
R.  M'Leod,  dressmaking 

468  William  Delamano.  painter 
468^2  J.  M.  Smith,  refrigerators 
4(,9  Morton  <fc  Murray,  fancygds 

♦Robert  Morton 
*  David  Murray 
C.  D.  &  J.  Brown,  dentists 

470  Thomas  Dugan,  undertaker 

471  Isaac  Gibson 

472  Elias  Hatfield,  plumber 
Mechanics' ^Tradesmen  S'y 
Apprentices'  Library 
Mechanics'  Society's  School 
Mechanics'  Hall 
Christy's  Minstrels 

E.  P.  Christy 

473  J.  C.  Cheesman,  physician 

474  C.  A.  Abel,  saloon 
George  Walter 

474}£  Ross  &  Beam,  painters 
♦P.  A.  Ross 
*N.  B.  Beam 
Jane  Martin,  boarding 

475  E.  vv.  Hatchings,  furniture 

476  D.  W.  C.  K  el  linger,  medicin 
476>£  Bartholomew  Delapierre, 

ornament  s 

477  Brougham's  Lyceum 
M.  Myers,  mourning 

478  Linden  &  Fritz,  pianos 
♦William  Linden 
♦John  Fritz 

T  P.  Saunders,  intelligence 

479  William  Vanderbeek,  music 

479  &  481  Alexander  Roux.furnt 

480  William  Hepburn,  saloon 
Isaac  Blumenstiel,  bootmkr. 

481  GA I  ME,   GUILLEMOT  & 

CO.  jewelers,  (late  Manet, 
Jarrv  &  Gaime) 

482  J.  H.  Boosevelt 

483  Scharfenberg  &  Luisrmnsic 
♦William  Scharfenberg 

♦F.  Luis 

484  Charles  Town 
C.  H.  Town 

483  &  485  Misses  Coustantine, 

boarding 
486  Henry  Eagle 

Here  Broome  Street  intersects. 


487  H.  B.  Greenwood,  grocer 

488  J.   T.   S.   Smith,  homoeo- 

pathic pharmacy 

489  Empire  City  house 
Barlow  &  Lecroix.  hotel 
♦Peter  Barlow 

♦F.  C.  Lecroix 

490  Thomas  Quirk,  wigs 
492  Charles  Jolly,  scourer 

Marc  Boujer,  tailor 
Bacigalupo  Benoit.cabinetm 
!  493  Thomas  Dodworth,  confect 
H.  B.  Dodworth,  teacher 
Julia  Leferve 

494  William  Schirmer.physician 

495  Betty  Lenz,  millinery 

J.  R.  Delvechio.  looking  gl. 
Sigismund  Schuster,  artist 

496  Jacob  Beakley,  physician 
John  Perry 

John  Campbell 

 Clark,  bookkeeper 

497  J.  P.  Ridner,  artists'  matls. 
American  art  union.  J.  \V 

Moore,  superintendent 
R.  Gignoux.  artist 
F.  E.  Church,  artist. 
E.  C  Shumwav.  artist 
J.  H.  Wrisrht,  artist 
J.  B.  Stearns,  artist 
C.  L.  Elliot,  artist 
Charles  Burt,  engraver 
j  498  &  500  Peter  Ritter 
H.  P.  Edwards 
W.H.  Thome 
W.  B.  Lawrence 
Alfred  Bruen 
499  Julius  Dessoir.  furniture 

501  Matthew  Marshall,  look.  gl. 
Mrs.  Robert  Bogardus 

502  O.  J.  Moore 

503  S.  B.  Munn 
W.  H.  Munn 

504  Homer  Bostwick,  physician 

505  T.  F.  Cornell 

506  Elizabeth  Black 

507  Misses  Von  Hein.  fancygds. 
Matilda  Moore,  lodgings 

5073^  Joseph  Gasquet,  fancygds 
Thomas  Pool,  thermometers 

508  Hugh  Caldwell,  physician 

509  Wm.  Scott  &  Co.  (refused; 

embroideries 
Ann  Dean,  boarding 
Henry  Dean 


20 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


510  J.  H.  Whittacker, physician 
611  John  Meakim,  drugs 
512  F.  Gavel  le,  robes 

H.  K.  Root,  physician 
613  EI.  P.  De  Wees,  physician 

Jane  Campbell,  boarding 

514  Ann  Boyle,  millinery 
John  Gallier,  ornaments 

515  Henry  Ujiackenboss,  phys'n 
Misses  tieep,  millinery 
William  Home,  artist 

«J  ulins  Kuinmer,  artist 
Henry  Muller.  artist 

516  W.  8.  Wright,  contractor 

517  A*.  B.  Mott.  physician 
Lydia  Gardner,  boarding 

518  Castle  &  Edwards,  aurists 
♦A.  C.  Castle 
♦Thomas  Edwards 

J.  Gallagher,  physician 
Frederick  West, 

519  C.  R.  Gill,  physician 
Henrietta  Archer,  boarding 

520  Elizabeth  Daunton 

521  Israel  Corse 

522  Horace  Kimball,  dentist 
Hill  &  Colby,  shoes 
-Mrs.  M.  L.  Hill 
♦Jane  Colby 

523  L.  W.  Kip 

524  Sarah  Morrow 

525  A.  C.  Palmer,  decorator 
Thomas  M'Mullen 

526  Francis  Elleau,  furniture 
J.  L.  Blakeney,  trunks 
H.  H.  Nowlan,  painter 

Here  Spring  Street  intersects. 

527  H.  C.  Walton,  physician 
Joseph  Molyneux,  lodgings 

528  (rebuilding) 

529  H.  T.  Kiersted,  drugs 

530  (rebuilding) 

531  &  533  Martha  Banks,  bdg. 

532  (rebuilding) 

534  (rebuilding) 

535  S.  M.  Elliott,  occulist 
Ellen  Irwin,  boarding 
Jane  M'Donald 

536  Wagner  &  Stone,  furniture 
*A.  C.  Wagner 

♦Henry  Stone 

537  J.  B.  Bodinier,  physician 

538  Margaret  Clarkson 


539  Chinese  Assembly  Rooms, 

G.  II.  Andrews,  manager 
Charles  Artault,  bazaar 
J.  A.  Demarest,  birds 

540  William  Nids,  music  teach. 

542  George  Morgan,  glass  stain. 

543  J.  J.  Mourvaille,  physician 
Malvinia  Malherbe, millin'y 
Sarah  Huerstel,  dressmaker 

544  W.  II.  Humbert,  physician 
J.  P.  Quin,  plumber 
Patrick  Hairan,  fringes 
Philippine  Durand,  shirtm'r 
Jeanette  Sheppard,  hair  pre- 
server 

545  Esther  W.  Mott 

546  Jonathan  Dodge,  physician 
M.  T.  Dodge,  dentist 
Eliza  Gildersleeve 

547  Susan  B.  Shaw 

Mrs.  II.  M.  Place,  dressmk'r 
W.  J.  Place 

Elizabeth  Clark,  fancystore 
547 H  A.  J.  Cunningham,  watch- 
maker 

548  Church  of  Divine  Unity 
Dusseldorf  Gallery 

J.  G.  Boker  Gallery 

549  J.  Y.  Henderson,  music 
Albert  Phillips  <fc  Co.  laces 
♦John  Phillips 

550  Theodore  Benson,  porterh. 
Thomas  Peddie,  corsets 
Moris  Stiner,  intelligence 
F.  A.  Vrede,  furniture 

551  Bartholomew     &  Weed. 

mourning  goods 
♦C.  F.  Bartholomew 
♦D.  A.  Weed 
Henry  Hoffman,  architect 
Clark  Bros,  daguerreotypes 
♦J.  M.  Clark 
♦F.  J.  Clark 

552  William  Keily  &  Son,  saddls 
♦J.  H.  Keily 

Henry  Parsons,  furniture 

553  J.  W.  Beekman 
(Rev.)  Philip  Milledoler 

554  Miss  Emmons,  ball  dresses 
Hortenpc  Maun  v.  shirts 
Philip  Walter.  Baker 
Jules  de  Sr.  Vanne 
Edward  Schemmel,  hatter 
Mdme  Schemmel,  colorist 
 Deszelus,  painter 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


21 


Antonio  LaCordelle,  haird'r 

Madame  Boeckel 

Ellen  Pierson 

G.  T.  Wiegand,  cements 

555  George  Fulton,  plumber 
Joseph  Dixon,  furniture 
Joseph  Meichlin,  upholster 

556  Paul  Van  Name,  saloon 
Murray  &  Falihee,  silverpl. 
♦David  Murray 
♦Michael  Falihee 
Barbara  Sallenbach,  corsets 
Timothy  Daly,  furniture 
Josephene  Lebrun 
Robert  Paterson 
Rudolph  Aeby 

557  Anna  Sherman,  corsets 
M.  M.  Reed,  dressmaker 
Edwards  &  Madden,  laces 
*  David  Edwards 

♦John  Madden 

Indian  Gallery 

Stanley  &  Dickerman,gallry 

*J.  M.  Stanley 

♦Summer  Dickerman 
557}£  John  Niblo,  saloon 
568  New  York  Club 

W.  H.  Williams,  club 

559  Peter  Gilsey,  segars 

560  &  562  Bernard  Bosch, furnt. 

561  Woram  &  Hanghwout, china 
♦William  Woram 

♦E.  V.  Haiiiihwout 

562  Robert  Roberts,  silverplatg. 
562X  John  Woram,  upholstery 

563  Louis  Lang,  artist 
T.  P.  Rossi ter,  ariist 
Thomas  Hicks,  artist 

564  Mrs.Wm.  Simmons,  milli'ry 
Joseph  Teneyck,  restaurant 
Joseph  Hall,  club 

564}£  W.  F.  Messenger,  birds 
566  Alixe  Doubet,  fancygoods 
Waring  &  Marwedel,  fancy 

good  8 
♦Mary  A.  Waring 
♦Caroline  D.  Marwedel 
Madame  Grade,  dresmaker 
Madame  Pauley,  milliner 
Emsle  Michael,  teacher 
Hugh  Keane,  teacher 
Alvin  Tiffin 
James  Battersby 

 Duggan,  physician 

566  Angeliqne  Pozoni,  barber 


Here  Prince  Street  intersects. 

567  Louis  Althof  &  Co.  toys 
J.  A.  May,  parasols 

568  (rebuilding) 

569  H.  D.  Felter,  grocer 
Esther  N.  Ayers,  dressinkr 

570  (rebuilding) 

571  W.  H.  H.  Prall 

Mrs.  Prall,  dressmaker 
Mdme  Farrow,  corsets 
Mrs.  Finkensteadt,  fcygds 

572  (rebuilding) 

573  Morrison  &  Tracy,  fcygds 
♦John  Mon  ison 
♦Simon  Tracy 

Clara  De  Bruges,  dressmkr 
Mrs.  Niblo 

574  (rebuilding) 

575  T.  B.  W.  Estling 
Daniel  Kanshaw.  books 

576  &  578  NIBLO'S  GARDEN 
WILLIAM  NIBLO,  garden 

677  \Y.  J.  Heather,  upholsterer 
Mary  Wood,  dressmaker 
William  Wood,  teacher 
Sarah  E.  Waring,  millinery 
Philip  Bekeart,  teacher 

579  Peter  Van  Dyke 
Jane  Keeler,  millinery 

J.  J.  Moffat t,  confectioner 

580  (rebuilding) 

581  Delluc  <fc  Co.  drugs 
Marcellin  Delluc 
♦Francis  Delluc 
Margaret  Williamson,  drens 

maker 
W.  C  Hoogland,  writing 

582  (rebuilding) 

584  (rebuilding) 

585  Th<>mas  S.  Hamblin 

586  l rebuilding) 

587  P.  L.  Hearn 

588  (rebuilding) 

589  Day  &  Newell,  locks 
♦S.  S.  Day 
♦Robert  Newell 

589  C.  W.  Crosley,  trimmings 

590  (rebuilding) 

591  James  Marcher,  looking  gl. 
William  Simpson,  furniture 

592  (rebuilding) 

593  Rosanna  Kafferty,  fancygds 
Hewitt  &  Morton,  furniture. 

mattresses,  &c. 


22 


BROADWAY  IX  L851. 


♦Francis  Hewitt 
♦William  Morton 
?94  Joseph  Stouvenel    &    Co.  j 
china 
♦Francis  Stouvenel 
♦Nicholas  Stouvenel 
♦Charles  Stouvenel 
John  Keefe,  restaurant 
Abraham  Bassford,  billiards 

595  J. L. Weston,  lookingglasses 

596  Racket  Club 

B.  M.  Noe.  tailor 
John  Keefe.  saloon 

597  Lafayette  Hall 
Shillingford  &  Bates,  hall 
♦Thomas  Shillingford 
♦P.  Bates 

598  Washington  Hall 

K.  Ives.  jr.  music  teacher 

C.  F.  Ortignon.  gymnasium 

599  T.  J.  Orowen,  books 

600  Freemason's  Hall 
T.  H.  Byrnes,  hall 
 Herring.  G.  see. 

■  Force  &  M'J.achlan.  saloon 
*M.  M.  Force 
♦G.  P.  M'Larhlan 

601  J.&C.  BERKIAN.furnish'g 
♦J.  M.  Berriau 

*C.  A.  Bern  an 
60-2  W.  H.  Hayward,  liquors 
J.  N.  Hayward 
Edward  North 

603  Joseph  Rosset,  gilder 
Mary  Cleveland,  shirts 

604  Thomas  Frazer 

605  Leopold  Lang,  furrier 

606  Sarah  Sturtevant 

607  John  Florence,  saloon 
Henry  Demarest.  fancygds.  i 

608  J.  W.  Consall.  painter 
L.  W.  Leamy,  plumber 

Here  Houston  Street  intersects. 

609  G.  A.  Baker,  artist 
J.  H.  Lazarus,  artist 
Jones, White  &  Co.  dent. dep 
♦(no  information) 

J.  .T.  Blondell,  artist 
J.  D.  Curtis,  physician 
John  Williamson,  artist 
Archibald  Wight,  architect 
H.  W.  Greatorex,  musician 
J.  H.  Cafferty,  artist 


A.  Lantz.  artist 
C.  F.  Blauvelt,  artist 
C.  P.  Cranch,  artist 
Francis  Palmer 
Eugene  Dupuy,  drugs 
612  W.  D.  Disbrow,  undertaker 
Henry  Coyle.  oysters 

614  Alfred  Flock,  huckster 
Joseph  Jewell,  butcher 

614^  J.  L.  Hudson,  tailor 

615  &  617  St.  Thomas'  Church 

616  (unoccupied) 
618  A.  C.  Zabriskie 

620  Miss  M.  A.  Prall 

621  Henriette  B.  Edes,  boarding 

622  &  624  James  Warren,  physn 
Emmelme  Morton,  boardi'g 

623  William  Heard 
James  Heard 

625  G.  P.  Rodders 

626  Cosme  Brailly.  physician 

627  H.  A.  Coster 
C  R.  Coster 

628  Morris  Leavitt,  dentist 

629  J.  H.  Coster 

630  H.  J  Sanford 

631  Hickson  Varies,  shoemaker 

631  %  Peter  Laboyteaux,  shoes 

632  Laura  Gibbs 

633  Henry  Kernot,  books 

634  Nehemiah  Dodge,  dentist 

635  G.  A.  Sasre.  surveyor 
William  Landgrebe.  tailor 
Thomas  Dnnlap  seedsman 

636  S.  S.  Lynch,  saloon 

W.  W.  Kinne.  physician 

637  A.  W.  Mi  r.-ay.  hosiery 
Rocheford  &  Skarren,  up- 
holsterers 

♦Bartholomew  Rocheford 
♦John  Skarren 

638  Henry  Villers,  dentist 

639  W.  S.  Corwin.  grocer 

640  W.  L.  Barker,  market 

Here  Bleecker  Street  intersects. 

641  Charlotte  Harrison,  fancygd 
W.  P.  Da v ton,  dry  goods 

642  C.  H.  O'Hara.  plumber 
David  Lock  wood,  ranges 

643  J.  A.  Clark,  tailor 
Thomas  Young,  furs 

644  J.  W.  Bassett.  drugs 

645  George  &  H.  Miller,  books 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


23 


5453^  Richard  Brown,  drygoods 

646  John  Blackett,  hardware 
Elizabeth  Peck,  boarding 

647  J.  H.  Birdsall,  dry  goods 

648  John  Grimm,  shoemaker 
Margaret  Morris,  boarding 

649  &  651  John  Tucker,  furn'g. 
Jane  Randolph,  boarding 

650  Harmon  Stern,  saloon 
Abrm  Brower  &  Son,  stable  j 
*T.  C.  Brower 
Constitution  Hall 

Abra'm  Brower  A.  Son.  hall 
*T.  C.  Brower 
Eliza  Valentini,  music  tea. 
William  Whales,  dancing 

651  W.  W.  Paddon,  clothing 

652  Jenny  Rosset,  dressmaker 
A.  J.  Olsen 

653  G.  P.  Fountain,  dry  goods  j 
Catharine  Falconer,  milliny 

654  Ringuet,  Leprince  &  Mar-  j 

cotte,  architects 
*(no  information) 
656  Alex.  M'Kenzie.  plumber 

656  Anna  Chancerel. embroiders 

657  LepoldineReisky.embroidy 

666  (unoccupied) 

Here  Bond  Street  intersects. 

I 

659  Stuyvesant  institute 
Medical  Dep.  University  N.  | 

Y.  J.  W.  Draper,  Dean  of 
Faculty,  C.  W.  Polman, 
janitor 

Wilhelmine  Heintzen, fancy  , 
goods 

660  (unoccupied) 

661  J.  H.  Dnpont.  shoes 

663  NEW  YORK  ATHENAEUM 
Mason  &  Blake,  Athenaeum 
♦Joseph  Mason 
*H.  C.  Blake 

J.  F.  E.  Prudhomme.daguer-  i 

reotypes 
National  Academy  of  Design 
N.  Y.  Gallery  Fine  Arts 
W.  T.  Black,  artist 
G.  G.  Barnwell,  artist 
Daniel  Howell,  saloon 
Arthur  Riviere,  hairdresser 
665  Bond  St.  House 

Charles  Plinta,  hotel 

667  Harriet  M'Quade,  milliner 


Francis  Landry,  furs 
669  Peter  Van  Pelt,  billiards 

A.  J.  Olsen.  upholsterer 
671  Amzi  Hathaway,  fancygds. 
671^  John  Harraday.  tailor 

R.  M.  Brown,  teacher 
673  Henry  Moore,  tailor 

E.  E.  Maicy,  physician 

M.  K.  Kellogg,  artist 
675  Tripler  Hall 

E.  H.  Herrick 
679  Delancey  Kane 

678  T.  A.  Da  vies 

679  Thomas  Darling,  laces 
679#  H.  Iff.  Ritterband,  jeweler 

680  J.  Q.  Aymar 

Here  Gt.  Jones  Street  intersect*. 

681  Chester  Driggs,  grocer 
Here  Amity  Street  intersect*. 

682  (unoccupied) 

683  J.  W.  Acton,  shoemaker 

J.  S.  Treadwell,  upholsterer 
William  Roehner,  artist 

684  (unoccupied) 

685  (unoccupied) 

686  William  Russell 

687  I.  M.  Phyfe.  upholsterer 

688  Henry  Duncan,  saloon 
John  Pnlte,  cabinetmaker 

689  Philo  Cole,  drygoods 
John  Moissen,  shoemaker 
R.  P.  Jenks.  teacher 

690  M  Charles  Waters,  saddlery 

691  Union  Club,  G.  Kerner,  club 

692  Francis  Stock,  tin 

693  Isabella  dimming 

694  Gustave  Girardon.hairdress 

695   Ciocca  Dancing 

Antonio  Sanquirico,  singer 
Holmes  &  Co.  drygoods 
♦Samuel  Holmes 

*L.  H.  Holmes 
*P.  J.  Striker 

696  M.  A.  Burrill.  undertaker 
W.  H.  Popham,  coals 

697  ^rebuilding) 

Here  Fourth  Street  intersects. 

698  J.  H.  Craig,  plumber 
Charles  Innes  jr.  baker 


84 


BROADWAY  IN  1861. 


Theresa  Marchina.dressmkr 
Caroline  Blair,  shin  maker 

699  A  damson  &  Olliff,  drugs 
*C.  A  damson 

*W.  J.  Olliff 

700  Mary  Blossom 
Charles  lliffert,  pianist 
E,  M.  Thurston,  whips 

701  Thomas  Sewell,  fancygoods 
Lucretia  Pestiaux,  hoarding 

702  C,  s.  Coxhead,  saddler 
William  Woolley 

703  James  Bathgate,  physician 
J\  K.  Francis 

704  Henry  Beadel 

705  J.  D.  Wendel 

706  Frances  Norsworthy 

707  S.  8.  Fitch,  physician 

708  George  Finch,  builder 
C.  T.  Frost,  upholsterer 
Mrs.  C.( '.L.Blair,  furnishing 

709  George  Lovett 

710  James  Chesterman 
George  Che.-terman 

711  James  Trudeau,  physician 
71*2  Ann  Cowing,  boarding 

713  Weller  «fe  Son, confectioners 
*John  Weller 

*W.  H.  Weller 

Here  Washington  Place  intersects 

714  Francis  Berger,  physician 

715  J.  &  I.  Coddinglon,  drugs 

716  Samuel  Lewis 

717  Robert  Rae.  dry  goods 

718  Henry  Ewell,  saloon 

T.  A.Wilmnrt,  looking  gl's. 

719  Isaac  &  \Ym.  Geerv.  grocers 

720  Hope  Chapel 

M.  A.  Fitzgerald,  boarding 
Cron«*y  <fe  Lent,  tailors 
*J.  H.*Croney 
*A.  A.  Lent 

721  New  York  Hotel 

J.  B.  Mo n not,  hotel 

J.  T.  Ferguson,  physician 

722  G.  E.  Willis  &  Co.  station'y 
♦Thomas  Towndrow 

N.  Harris,  upholsterer 
Miss  M  Mann,  boarding 

723  C.  B.  Hatch,  furnishing 

724  Christopher  Wolfe 
Charles  Wolfe 

725  Solon  Lauterbach,  shoemkr 


726  J.  A.  Neil«on,  physician 
W.  S.  Neilson 

727  Rice  &  Smith,  variety  store 
*S.  M.  Rice 

*P.  E.  Smith 

Here  Waverly  Place  intersects. 

\  728  &  730  Church  of  Messiah 

731  J.J.  Cisco 

732  Mrs.  T.  C.  Jones 

733  Paul  Spofford 

734  Isaac  Jones 
Regis  De  Trobriand 

735  Thomas  Tileston 

73(>  R.  S.  Kissam,  physician 

737  J.  II.  Jackson,  saloon 
G.  S.  Doughty,  china 
Airs.  M'Elvin,  boarding 
Jeannette  Jarvis,  laces 

738  John  Westerfield,  ranges 
738>£  Alex.  Eagleson.  |)1  umber 

|  739  Eugene  Suscr,  bootmaker 
Amidee  Foignet,  teacher 
I  740  Joshua  Carle  ton,  baker 
I   741  Henry  Dean,  confectioner 
j   742  J.  C.  Peters,  physician 
A. W.  Sus 

743  George  Bruce 

744  J.  D.  Wolfe 

Here  Astor  Place  intersect* 

745  Japheth  Bishop 
74(5  H.  A.  Kerr,  grocer 

747  James  M'Call 

748  Eliza  M'Connorhie,  shoes 
J.  F.  Worth,  school 

R.  J.  Ravner.  lithographer 
748^  T.  M.  Woodruff,  furniture 

749  W.  A.  Spencer,  U.  S.  N. 

750  Starkie  Livesev,  upholstery 

751  U.  R.  Scribner 

752  F.  U.  Johnston,  physician 

753  H.  G.  Stevens 
A.  R.  Gallatin 

754  Robert  Sinclair,  hotel 

Here  Eight  Street  intersects. 

755  John  Cook,  grocer 

Here  Clinton  Place  intersects. 

756  Washington  Chilton,  drug* 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


25 


Norton  Thayer,  teacher 

757  &  759  Emma  Seaton,board'g 

758  Louisa  Fisher 

759  J.  M.  Carnochan,  surgeon 

760  D.  B.  Wagner,  confectioner  j 

761  J.  A.  M'Vickar,  physician 

762  S.  R.  Kirby,  physician 

763  H.  H.  Schieffelin 
J.  L.  Schieffelin 
S.  A.  Schieffelin 
Bradhurst  &  Schieffelin 
Eugene  Schieffelin 

764  (unoccupied) 

765  Augustine  Elleau 

766  Mrs.  L.  P.  Noyes  4 
707  S.  W.  Moore,  physician 

768  Benjamin  Stagg 

769  Jas.  M'Auslande,  upholster. 
Jones'  hotel 

Edward  Jones,  hotel 

Here  Ninth  Street  intersects. 

770  G.  P.  Parker 

771  J.  B.  Dodd,  drugs 

772  William  Post 

773  Mrs.  Traphagan 

774  P.  P.  Poillon 

775  D.  M.  Reese,  physician 

776  L.  J.  Wyeth 

777  Edward  Ludlow,  physician 

778  T.  B.  Barton 

779  Cornelius  Dubois 

780  A.  P.  Stockton 
Clement  Remington 

781  A.  J.  Bleecker 
A.  L.  Bleecker 

782  Philip  Burrowes 

783  Jeremiah  Van  Rensselaer, 

physician 

784  Charles  Mears 

785  J.  T.  Metcalf,  physician 

Here  Tenth  Street  intersects. 

786  &  788  Michael  Flannelly, 

marble 

787  &  789  Peter  Lorillard 
791  R.  L.  Franklin 

792,  794  &  796  Grace  Church 
793  G.  H.  Swords 
795  David  Graham 

797  Mrs.  Clement,  boarding 

798  (Rev.)  T.  H.  Taylor 
(vacant  lots) 


Here  W.  Eleventh  St.  intersects. 

803  Thomas  Godwin,  plumber 
805  &  807  Andrew  Reid,  florist 
(vacant  lots) 

809  G.  D.  Coggeshall,  drugs 
Mis*  Whipple,  sehool 
Alphonse  Perrin,  teacher 

810  (vacant  lot) 

•811  B.  V.  R.  Corwin,  grocer 
Anthony  Cherardi,  dancing 

812  Gideon  Tucker 

813  Leonard  Sence,  marble 

814  Hector  Sinclair,  mason 

815  James  Stuart,  plumber 
I>aac  Talbot,  agent 

(  hristoph'r  Laurie. cabin' tin 
J.  H.  Connor 

816  (rebuilding) 

817  Rosanna  Todd,  corsets 
Catharine  Becker,  confect'y 

818  (rebuilding) 

819  John  Fruchtnicht,  grocer 

Here  Twelfth  Street  intersects. 

820  Mrs.  M' El  wain 
William  Connor,  butcher 
Ann  Morand,  dressmaking 

821  C.  D.  Griswold.  drugs 

822  John  Monaghan.  upholster. 
John  Packer,  mason 
Alfred  Flock 

Mrs.  O'Brien 
Mary  Walker 
 Golburnson 

823  W.  H.  Jackson,  physician 
Jane  Cushman 

824  Smith  &  Slaight,  painters 
♦Francis  Smith 

*J  R.  Slaight 

825  Richard  Mortimer 

826  Augustus  Bueck.  grocer 

827  Rhodes&Paterson,  plumbrs 
*  Willi  am  Rhodes 

*G.  W  Paterson 

828  I.  E.  Taylor,  physician 

829  Charles  Hobbs,  painter 

830  R.  S.  Clark 

831  John  Eales,  tailor 
John  Keers,  shoemaker 

832  Ann  Varick 

833  Marshall  &  Clark,  confect'rs 
♦Robert  Marshall 
*Nathan  Clark 


26 


BROADWAY  IN  1851, 


Rear 
Michael  Hackett 
Richard  Leonard,  laborer 
Jane  Ford 

Susan  Ford,  dressmkr 
William  Cooper 
B3 f  (unoccupied) 

835  Q.  \V.  Marsh,  provisions 
dames  Morgan,  butcher 

Here  E.  Thirteenth  St.  intersects. 

836  J.  I.  ROOSEVELT 

837  (unoccupied) 

838  E.  8.  Mi-sier 

839  Hubert  Saltier,  cosmoramas 

840  John  .Mace,  undertaker 

841  (unoccupied) 

842  Macdonald  &  Lowry, trunks 
*R.  J.  Macdonald 

*  George  Lowry 

843  (unoccupied) 

844  Alfred  Broadway,  bntcher 
A.-td  SkilUngs,  oysters 
Alfred  Flock,  poultry 

845  (stable) 

840  Ryerson  &  Howard,  stable 
*J.  A.  Ryerson 
*W.  E.  Howard 

847  &  849  C.  V.  8.  Roosevelt 

848  Union  Square  post  office 
J.  E.  Dunham,  post  office 

Here  E.  Fourteenth  St.  intersects 

Here  Union  Square  intersects,  for 
which  see  letter  U. 

850  &  852  J.  W.  Mason,  board'g 
854  A.  B.  Robeson,  physician 

856  Joel  Foster,  physician 

Here  E.  Seventeenth  St.  intersects 

857  Robert  Goelet 

858  Richard  Eraser,  physician 
D.  M.  Anderson,  variety  sto 

859  Nancy  Edwards 
M.  W.  Jackson 

860  Union  Place  Hotel 
J.  C.  Wheeler,  hotel 

860  Catharine  Payne 

861  Leonard  Brown 

862  Thomas  Mercereau,  drugs 
Margaret  Gombaul^board'g 
Edward  Storer,  physician 

863  Henry  Whiting 


864  Theodore  Bailey 

865  Esther  S.  Leverett,  school 

866  Jules  Coutan,  school 

867  (not,  built) 

868  Eliza  J.  Tolefree 

869  (not  built) 

870  (Rev.)  II.  D.  Ward 

871  Egbert  Mills,  carpenter 

Here  E.  Eighteenth  St.  intersects 

871  Michael  Carolan,  shoemkr. 

872  Martha  Perkins,  school 
M.  P.  Janes 

Eweji  M'Intyre,  drugs 

873  James  Cummings,  porterho. 

874  Anna  Bridgman,  seeds 

875  James  Quinn,  laborer 
Rosanna  Luee,  house  clean. 
Johanna  Frizen 

Amos  Beckemor 
William  Jackson,  carman 

876  J.  W.  Hinton 

877  James  Murphy,  liquors 

878  &  880  Alfred  Bridgeman, 

florist 

879  Frederick  Milliman,  hotel 

881  J.  M.  Howland,  liquors 

882  Dick  &  Merritt,  coals 
*T.  W.  Dick  jr. 
-Randolph  Merritt 

883  Dan'l  M'Laughlin, shoemkr. 
John  Carroll 

Patrick  M'Cormick,  repair'g 
Broad  &  Gambling,  paints 
*George  Broad 
*W.  M.  Gambling 

884  Nathaniel  Jackson,  stable 

885  Whitfield  Case 
Jacob  Lloyd 

A.  C.  Vandewater 

886  Benjamin  Slory,  oysters 
Christian  Butter  f  ass, saddler 
Martin  Mullaly,  laborer 
Nancy  M.  Mahan 

John  Teal,  tailor 

887  Andrew  Vollers,  grocer 

Here  E.  Nineteenth  St.  intersects. 

888  Case  •&  Vandewater,  market 
*Whitfield  Case 
*Clarkson  Vandewater 

889  G.  F.  Conway  &  Co.  hardwre 
*E.  H.  Conway 

891  Joseph  Oatwell,  marble 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


27 


892  Peter  Goelet 

893  Ottaviano  Gori,  sculptor 

894  (vacant  lot) 

895  William  Fay.  liquors 
John  Phalan 

896  (vacant  lot) 

897  O.  Gori.  marble 

898  &  899  Fisher  &  Bird,  marble 
*J.  T.  Fisher 

*  James  Bird 

George  Dilloway,  marblectr 
Louisa  Bird 

900  (vacant  iot) 

901  Henry  Badeau,  grocer 

Here  E.  Twentieth  St.  intersects. 

(vacant  lots) 

905  Stephen  Bonnel,  baker 
Charles  Marcher,  gilder 

906  (vacant  lot) 

907  W.  B.  Michaels,  drugs 
W.  H.  Michaels 

908  (vacant,  lot) 

909  Elizabeth  White,  millinery 
Jacob  Storey 

J.  C.  Hull,  carman 

910  Nathaniel  Dunn,  teacher 
 Hamilton 

911  James  Marcher,  dry  goods 

912  Joseph  Avezzana 
Henry  &  Meighan,  marble 
*John  Meighan 

-David  Henry 

913  G.  B.  Dean,  painter 
B.  O.  Storms,  painter 
E.  M.  Lincoln,  carpenter 

914  Daniel  &  Andrew  Wright, 

saddlery 
Philip  Haas 

915  Cornelia  A.  La  Tourrette, 

teacher 
E.  F.  Treadwell 

916  G.  W.  Frost,  drygoods 

917  J.  F.  de  Peyster 

918  W.  E.  Heath,  crockery 

920  Henry  Snitker.  grocer 

921  Charles  Schrader,  grocer 

Here  E.  Twenty  first  Street 
intersects. 

923  (unoccupied) 

924  Thaddeus  O'Brien,  grocer 
Adam  Hitz,  locksmith 


925  George  Trapwall,  liquors 
Thomas  Martin,  coachman 

926  Albei  t  M'Khvain,  oysters 
Derbv  &  Clark,  painters 
*E.  C.  Derby 

*A.  D.  Clark 

927  H.  H.  Nowlan,  painter 
J.  B.  Mast,  machinist 
Emma  Wads  worth 
Alexander  Cochran,  baker 

928  J.  M.  Dennis,  pumpmaker 

929  W.  H.  Colvin,  shoemaker 
John  Cornell,  carpenter 
Thomas  Fowler,  shoemkr. 

i   930  (vacant  lot) 

i   931  G.   Hill   &   Co.  plumber* 
(closed) 
Charles  Callahan,  plasterer 
John  Nay  lor.  agent 
Ann  Sullivan,  washing 
William  Idle,  stonecutter 

932  (vacant  lot) 

933  F.  S.  Cortelyou,  saddler 
George  Hill,  carpenter 

\   934  (vacant  lot) 
935  Elizabeth  Lockhart,  confct. 

Sarah  Dikeman 

Clannda  Dinke 

Mrs.  Doolittle 
i   936  (vacant  lot) 
I   937  Samuel  Murray,  iron  railing 
j   938  (vacant  lot) 
j  939  (unbuilt) 

Here  E.  Twenty-second  Street 
intersects. 

i   940  Thomas  Collin 
(vacant  lots.) 

Here  E.  Twenty- third  Street 
intersects. 

Madison  Cottage,  William 
Thompson 

Here  E.  Twenty -Join  th  Street 
intersects. 

I 

955  Bray&Hetherington,  marble 

*J.  W.  Bray 

Thomas  Hetherington 
957  James  Sullivan 
959  John  Stanley 

Kobinson&Brother,  plasters 


28 


BROADWAY  IN  1851. 


♦Edward  Robinson 
*\Villiam  Robinson 
961  John  Leavy,  blacksmith 
%7  Catharine  Falkner 


UNION  SQUARE. 

2  B.  E.  Mannire,  physician 

L.  A.  Higgins 
4  Isabella  Duff,  boarding 
6  V.  J.  Yale,  grocer 

William  Picken,  conductor 
8  A.  L.  Cox.  physician 
G.  II.  Wilcox* 
J.  W.  Webb 
10  George  Law 
12  Elizabeth  Black,  boarding 
14  to  18  II.  D.  Chegaray,  school 


|  Here  E.  Fifteenth  St.  intersects. 

20  John  Griswold 
!   24  8.  B.  Ruggles 
!  26  G.  W.  Coster 
'  28  William  Kent 

30  John  Hicks 

32  Richard  Tighe 

34  J.  F.  Shaefe 


Here  E.  Sixteenth  St.  intersects. 

36  Elihu  Townsend 
38  H.  M.  Schieffelin 
40  W.  K.  Strong 
42  R.  B.  Brooks 
44  Edwin  Stanford 
48  John  Caswell 


NOTICE. 

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For  particulars,  address  619  Broadway,  Room  20. 


Important  to  Business  Men. 


Just  Published.— Feb.,  1878. 


THE  LAW 

OP 

Limited  Partnerships, 

AND 

COMPROMISES  BY  JOINT  DEBTORS. 

By  CHARLES  CRARY.    12mo.  60  pages.  Flexible  (  loth.   75  Cts. 


This:  work  contains  the  substance  of  Chap.  XVII,  of  "  Crary's 
Law  and  Practice  in  Special  Proceedings.''  {htli  Ed..  Vol.  1,  pp.  701 
to  725)  :  and  embraces  the  law  in  the  State  of  New  York  in  respect 
to  Limited  Partnerships,  and  Compromises  by  Partners  and 
Joint  Debtors. 

It  includes  the  latest  amendments  to  the  statutes,  with  the 
authorities  and  cases  adjudicated  by  the  courts  in  the  latest  pub- 
lished reports  ;  and  is  issued  in  this  form  for  the  convenience 
of  lawyers  and  business  men,  who  may  desire  a  concise  com- 
pilation of  the  law  on  those  subjects. 

In  an  Appendix  at  the  end  of  the  work,  are  complete  forms 
in  the  proceedings  therein  considered. 

Sent  on  receipt  of  price. 

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WORDEN'S 
BROADWAY  DIRECTORY, 

AND  NEW  YORK 

BUSINESS  REGISTER, 

FOR 

1878. 

The  undersigned  will  publish  in  season  for  the  spring 
trade  of  1878,  "  WORDEN'S  BROADWAY 
DIRECTORY,  &c,"  containing  the  names  of  all 
persons  and  firms  doing  business  on  the  great  thorough- 
fare and  leading  business  street  of  the  metropolis,  ar- 
ranged in  numerical  order,  and  also  classified  according 
to  the  profession,  business  or  trade,  &c. 

Broadway  being  known  the  world  over  as  the  business 
street  par  excellence  of  the  city,  and  comprising  within  its 
length  more  names  than  many  of  the  smaller  cities  and 
towns  where  directories  are  sustained,  to  say  nothiug  of 
its  superior  wealth,  intelligence  nor  the  enormous  amount 
of  business  transacted  within  its  limits  is  well  worthy  a 
special  directory. 

WORDEN'S  BROADWAY  DIRECTORY 

will  be  neatly  gotten  up,  printed  from  good  type,  in  a  form 
convenient  for  handy  reference,  at  a  low  price,  will  be 
offered  for  sale  as  far  as  possible,  on  the  principal  railroad 
and  other  routes  to  the  city,  and  every  effort  will  be  made 
to  give  it  a  wide  circulation. 

W.  WORDEN, 
Office,  619  Broadway,  Room  20. 


AVEftyj 


the  s  uiction  rooms  of  Bangs,  Brothers  &  Co.  and  others.    The  Park 
Ban  k  Bldg  by  Edward  Fox,  tailor,  and  Vanname  &  Bush,  saloon. 
The  3  present  Herald  Bldg  will  be  well  remembered  as  the  former  site 
of    Barnum's  American  Museum,  while  opposite,  St.  Paul's  Chapel 
sti'  ,1  stands,  and  the  Astor  House  on  the  next  block  appears  as  per- 
m  anent  as  its  granite  walls.  At  247  appear  Ball.  Tompkins  <fc  Black, 
af  'terwards  Ball,  Black  &  Co.  at  565,  and  now  Black,  Starr  &  Frost, 
•i-  >1  Fifth  Av.    At  269  the  old  reliable  Chemical  Bank  is  still  to  be 
f<  Mind.    A.T.  Stewart  &  Co.'s  wholesale  house  is' still  on  the  old 
s*  ite,  the  members  of  the  firm  then  being  A.  T.  Stewart,  W.  H.  Bur- 
ro wes,  Francis  Warden,  J.  F.  King  &  A.  P.  Montant.    The  New 
Yo  rk  Hospital,  formerly  319,  has  disappeared  within  the  memory 
of   the  present  generation.    The  Tabernacle,  formerly  at  340,  has 
loc  ated  at  Bway  and  34th  st.   Davis  Collamore,  china,  from  447,  has 
arrived  at  747.  The  Chinese  Assembly  Rooms,  at  539,  became  after- 
wa  rds  Barnum's,  and  subsequently  stores.    Directly  opposite,  the 
D  usseldorf  Gallery  and  the  Church  of  the  Divine  Unity,  then  Rev. 
U  .  W.  Bellows,  afterwards  Dr.  Chapin,have  disappeared  before  the 
m  arch  of  trade.    731,  733  &  735  were  then  occupied  as  private  resi- 
dences by  J.  J.  Cisco.  Paul  Spofibrd  and  Thomas  Tileston,  all 
w  ell  known  names.    A.  T.  Stewart  &  Co.'s  magnificent  retail  store 
w  as  then  occupied  by  eight  private  residences  on  the  Bway  side. 
The  tall  spire  of  Grace  Church  pointed  Heavenward,  in  1851,  as 
now.    The  Bway  side  of  Union  Sq.  appears  to  have  been  omitted. 
»( )  that  we  have  no  means  of  comparison  between  the  two  periods, 
trot  we  remember  the  Church  of  the  Puritans.  Dr.  Cheever,  occu- 
pying the  site  of  Tiffany's  business  palace.    Above  here,  the  names 
i  of  Robert  Goelet.  17th  st.,  and  Peter  Goelet.  19th  St..  still  remain. 
I      The  work  for  1851  stopped  at  25th  st.,  but  it  is  the  purpose  of  the 
j  publishers  to  carry  their  new  Directory  for  1878  (now  in  press)  up 
!  to  the  Central  Park,  nearly  two  miles  farther,  trusting  that  the 
future  growth  of  New  York  will  render  it  necessary,  for  whoever 
(  undertakes  the  work  .in  1905,  to  go  to  100th  st.,  in  order  to  include 
Sll  the  business  part  of  Broadway. 


WORDEN'S 
BROADWAY  DIRECTOl 


BUSINESS  REGIST 


The  undersigned  will  publish  in  season  for  tb 
trade  of  1878,  "  WORDEN'S  BROA1 
DIRECTORY,  &c,"  containing  the  nam< 
persons  and  firms  doing  business  on  the  great  t 
fare  and  leading  business  street  of  the  metro] 
ranged  in  numerical  order,  and  also  classified  i 
to  the  profession,  business  or  trade,  <fcc. 

Broadway  being  known  the  world  over  as  the 
street  par  excellence  of  the  city,  and  comprising  \ 
length  more  names  than  many  of  the  smaller  c 
towns  where  directories  are  sustained,  to  say  n» 
its  superior  wealth,  intelligence  nor  the  enormom 
of  business  transacted  within  its  limits  is  well  i 
special  directory. 


WORDEN'S  BROADWAY  DIREC1 

will  be  neatly  gotten  up,  printed  from  good  type, 
convenient  for  handy  reference,  at  a  low  price, 
offered  for  sale  as  far  as  possible,  on  the  principal 
and  other  routes  to  the  city,  and  every  effort  will 
to  give  it  a  wide  circulation. 


AXD  NEW  YOKK 


FOR 


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